OK, this is unreal

You are naive if you think any trucking company gives one whit about you. Drivers are a dime a dozen, especially newbies. You gotta look out for yourself cuz no one else will.

Good luck.

 

i honestly couldnt say, havent driven for any of the ones you mentioned....best wishes tho....lots of good info on this forum....do some homework....

 

thanks, i wish I had got my CDL 15years ago...right about the day before I got married...seriously though...my dad speaks of chauffeurs and simpler times.

 

was a lot simpler.....but now things are becoming too much of a mess for my liking....i came on scene right about when the CDL was being introduced......i miss driving but glad i am not out there anymore...

 

With a condescending attitude like that, my money is on you not lasting a year. You'll be a trainer's dream.

...Just sayin

 

maybe i should use the little emotioncon thingys, absolutely no condescending attitude there, i sincerely thanked him for his advise.
even twice, and i will thank you for your advise on the advise that was given me...or are you just goofing, cant tell.

 

Like the Eppes & Averitt & Conway ltl ssuggestions more regional/local career choice

ive been to every state but Maine in 20 months with Conway truckload paid over 210,000 miles

 

I hear good things about werner and Schneider... I just flipped a coin chose my vote 3/3 flips to be Schneider

 

Your best bet is to change careers. If you have to rely on what others say then you're just too lazy to figure your own needs. Everyone is different so make a list of what you what and need and get off your butt and go get it.

 

HO Wolding would be another one. They have a terminal in Rock Hill SC.