I want to drive 7-8 months out of the year, something like October through May. Does anybody know if Ill be able to find a company that will hire me? If so maybe you can tell me where to look. I just talked to Schneider National - they say they wont hire me. So the only choice there is not to tell them anything and quit when time comes, but they wont hire me back in four months. I guess I can try to go elsewhere. Any thoughts/ideas will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Unusual question.
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by sail, Jan 11, 2007.
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I imagine you are going to be SOL unless maybe you can find an O/O that will work with you.
I know guys that have their trucks paid for that do what you want. -
I think that is something you can let happen with the right company -
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I believe you'll have to work full time for a year or two and then step in and out of the same company over and over. That opinion is based upon discussions with my employer as well as total Transportation of Mississippi, who tells me they have several "seasonal hires"...
BTW....you may be like me; a sailor. I sold off my O'Day 322 (had it for 10 years) and will be afoot for a while. Then in 2010 I'm going to buy a Cape Dory 25D.....any of this make sense to you? -
I would say look into your area expediters thats usually employment legth anyways
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You could always run the "ice" roads in northern canada and U.S.A. that is just about the time frame they are run on. Bring your parka!!! LOL
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