Can we get more clarification on the knocking two trailers together. Since I'm sure in the 10 to 15 years you may need to explain to said employer's. Dude don't worry about it. I did the same thing I was at two strikes and luck wasn't my best friend so. Getting off the road before I was fired was a good thing. Still was able to get a local gig that didn't pay much, but was super hard word, but then I got a sweet regional gig. But again. Maybe you mean knocking 2 trailers over would love to hear the story if you have time, but if not. I'm sure the inquiring minds will just use our imagination.
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Discussion in 'Prime' started by dogchimp, Jan 27, 2014.
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You're not the first to decide that driving isn't their cup of tea. Good luck in whatever you decide to do!
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But - I'm not starting a family and I have to pay friends to hang out with me.
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You feel you did the right thing for you----doesn't mean everyone is gonna agree with you.
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Plus, applications only require you to disclose the number of accident/incidents in the past 3 years; and tickets in the past 12 months.
Heck; if he was to wait 11 years before even applying to a trucking company, he wouldn't even have to say even heard of Prime.
Don't supply any more information than the law requires---at that big of a gap, your experience with Prime wouldn't mean a darn thing any way...so why even disclose it if the law doesn't require. -
Why do so many people on here think that there is a "local and/or LTL job" available to everyone, in every area of the country? And, on top of that....why do so many people on here feel that a "local and/or LTL job" is the perfect "out" from OTR?
I have done local/LTL....bumped 30 docks a day, pulling as many as 7 trailers, with some of the most beat up equipment I have ever operated, for $15.45 an hour on 2nd. Shift. It completely sucked---just ask my chiropractor.Longarm Thanks this. -
I talk to so many new drivers who have it in their head that they're gonna do a year OTR and land a dream gig making $25 an hour and home every night.
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And even then most good local truck jobs in my state you must do all 48 all weather all terrain or they wont even consider your application. even tho i know its in my best interest to stay for 2 years to get the best chance at a really good local truck driving company, i dont want to go another year on the road.
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