USA trucking will have other freight if you dont like DG.... Chances are DG truck pay about the same, give or take
As you prolly know there is automotive supply manufacturing all around this area. Most will want experience. But perhaps PAM will consider. MTS worth looking into as well
Dollar General Dedicated
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[QUOTE="Pepper24, post: 12413223, member: 180790" .DG advertising at $100,000 .I would definitely check that out first.[/QUOTE]
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Thanks for the input Drivers!
I did the research on both options. Though you all are right about the work load and the areas this account will send ya. Knowing there are Great opportunities for trucking here in Lex KY. My only issue is..... Most of the companies worth a #### want 1-3 years experience out the gate. I'm sitting on 6 months class A & 3 month Class B. Carriers told me class B don't count. Haha. Understandable for hauling fifth wheel freight though. So I jumped on with USA TRUCK: Dedicated Regional D.G account. Orientation is on Monday. Going to put the grind time in and get my experience tightened up and then see what's available! Thanks again for the responses. Definitely will post the Good, the Bad & the Ugly once I'm dispatched out! -
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So.......any wagers on how long till he's back because he's hating life or because he ran over some #### wondering what to do now?
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Anyone deliver to the Dollar General in Galveston TX, The thing is built like 15 feet above grade level, must be a pain in the ### unloading.
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Years ago, I used to run ramps. I had a BK which sat at the corner of an entrance to a huge mall. It offered a rear, employee lot where I could park and wheel from. Renovations eliminated that lot, because they lengthened the drive-thru all the way back there, so they could have more people stuck in line, waiting. Employees had to park in the mall lot. Deliveries had to be made from the mall entrance, blocking it while delivering. When I went there for their first restocking delivery, I voiced my displeasure with what they had done. The area manager said “Deliveries are your problem; not ours.”. I responded with “Actually, deliveries ARE your problem, because I’m leaving.” And drove away. I can’t block the mall entrance and they eliminated access to the back door, from the other side of the building. I refuse to compromise myself, because of the ignorance of others.
I’ve been running local, on a couple contracts. Yesterday, one of our account managers tried to get me to use the 16hr exemption, so I could cover his mistake. I refused, because it would’ve put me at 67hrs for the week (M-F) and I’m simply not going to be pushed by a 40hr employee to work just that many more hours. Decisions are never made at their expense; they’re always made at the drivers’ expense. Screw that. I’m done being abused.Val_Caldera Thanks this.
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