A newbie with no direction.

Best of luck with whomever you choose.

 

So do you actually have your cdl?

 

Ok but you haven't complete a training program?

 

So you're new, have a co driver and wanna team?

Here's my left field pumpkin

Look into the great pumpkin

No driver camera, decent cpm, decent trucks that go 65mph and a whole lot of freight.

And here's to @Chinatown and @ChinatownJr for more advice.

Whoops, I mean @TROOPER to TRUCKER

 

The complainers are always louder than the satisfied drivers. Many drivers, I'm one, complain often as a habit, vaguely thinking once a complaint is identified we can move toward perfection. Perfection isn't going to happen and a complaint is NOT necessarily a sign of a problem.

Have you communicated with current drivers at the company you are considering? A lot of info on the internet is from drivers that worked at the company years ago or knew someone who worked there or heard a rumor but want to give that rumor credibility so they claim it was them or their very best friend that never told a lie giving the info. Talk to current drivers and find out what they are doing. Don't lead them toward one thing or another, just find out what did you do last week, month. What things do you like, dislike. Where do they live, compared to where you live. How is their pay, problems, hometime? Then decide if that was happening to you would you accept it. Picking a company is more about the driver/company fit. If it works for you, great. It doesn't matter if some retired union driver from NYC wouldn't get out of bed for twice that pay.

 

JB hunt is good for teams and heard fed ex is also.