From Stray to Instructor: Chester's Amazing Journey

A chicken has officially joined the ranks of truck driving instructors at Yuma Truck Driving School in Arizona. Chester the rooster has won the hearts of everyone at the school with his daily dedication and unique teaching style.

Finding a New Home

Chester first appeared at the truck driving school a few years ago. He was young and alone, apparently living in the neighboring junkyard. The kind-hearted truck drivers quickly formed a bond with the small rooster and began leaving food and water for him.

Clocking In For Work

Before long, Chester developed a daily routine. He arrives at work on time every morning without fail. His workday consists of walking around the facility and offering driving tips through his clucks. The truckers appreciate his consistent presence and cheerful attitude.

An Official Team Member

Seeing how naturally Chester took to the job, the team wanted to make him an official part of their school family. They also worried about his safety around the large trucks. The solution? They gave Chester his very own Hi-Viz safety vest. The bright vest serves two important purposes - it keeps him visible and safe while also marking him as an official team member.

Part of the Family

Ramirez, the lead truck at the driving school, expressed the team's affection for Chester. "Some people may say that he's just a rooster, but he's our Chester, and he's a part of the family," Ramirez explained. He added that everyone at the school cares for and loves their feathered colleague.

Future Plans

The team at Yuma Truck Driving School has even bigger plans for their beloved rooster instructor. They hope to create Chester stickers to place on the sides of their trucks soon. This will spread Chester's fame beyond the school grounds and share their special team member with the wider community.

Chester's story shows how sometimes the most unexpected friendships can form when we open our hearts to those in need. From a lonely rooster to a valued team member, Chester has found his place in the world of truck driving instruction.