Yeah i agree with you on od heard nothing but good stuff there, a&r is high on my list as well thanks
Las vegas
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by diesellover22, May 20, 2016.
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That how long it might take for you get a linehaul job
In Vegas.
More drivers living in Vegas looking for the samething that you are then there are jobs available. -
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The company I work for actually has a manufacturing
Plant and our own private fleet of trucks.
We have about 25 otr drivers that live in Vegas.
Most of them want a local job too.
But the pay is so low for local truck drivers out there
That they can't afford to do it.
There's guys driving 18 wheelers and unloading
Trucks for 14 bucks an hour out there. -
Companies you'll ever deal with. I've been thru thier
Doors and talked to there drivers when I lived out there. -
By the time he's done poking around looking for
That gig he's broke.
Las Vegas makes nothing to be shipped out,
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Last edited: May 23, 2016
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In Vegas is not hiring drivers every week. You have to know
Somebody who will tell you when there hiring and you
Have to be there at that exact time.
I have friends in Vegas who are on waiting list
For these linehaul jobs. They ain't just giving these
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If I was to haul gasoline in Vegas again I think I would go with the UTAH boys. They do their turnarounds early in the morning and most times you won't see them until the next day. The pay is better than anyone else and the trucks are really kept up. But just like anyone else it's very hard to get hired on and the owners must hear about you from their own drivers. Rebel is a tight company where you just about have to be family. They have their own loading area (they did a few years back but I'm sure they still do) and they stay to their own. Tobby ran the company there for years but I would think he's retired by now. You can try but you have much better luck with Williams. They got the ARCO contract when ARCO pulled their trucks and they offered the ARCO drivers a job that pays different than the other drivers. But I know there weren't all that many ARCO drivers that went over. It's also hard to get to that account.
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