Many companies will hire you. A few honor each others contracts, but those you probably don't want to work for anyway. One driver already posted his buddy did the same with CRST and then TransAm hired him; so there's a start. Where is your location; city/state?
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I survived a company 10 x worse than crst. Their csa score was 99%. Thats right, the worst of the worst. There were a thousand times i wanted to quit and i sucked it up, then some dripped back out of my body and i sucked that up too.
I have no sympathy for sob stories like this. None. Zero.
Only the strong survive out here.
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many times they read the boards and various websites about trucking and think it's an easy job to do, to get into and to make fast, BIG cash in short time, with little or no sacrifice on thier part, since living at home or alone, was sacrifice enough to many of them.
and working a low wage job, or a job in a cubicle, or a boss that is an arse, and they think right away..."i always wanted to drive", "i always liked driving", "i can drive all day long", yada, yada, yada.
put them in a structured environment, such as a training phase, and in a truck, with another person, telling them what to do, when to do it, and HOW to do it, and they think thier personal space has been violated to the 9th degree.
the entitlement they think they are owed, fails to show it's rose colored speeches from others, they so un-thoughtfully listened to, as the words, "money, time off, and easy work" catch phrases are what they want to hear, and nothing else.
i too feel no sympathy towards those that cry a river of crocodile tears.
it's a JOB....pure, plain and SIMPLE. a plumber MUST do his/her time as an apprentice to become fully licensed.
an electrician the same.
not even a newbie rookie cop is set off on his own, till he is as fully trained as possible to do the job, and he/she too MUST put up with a whole lot MORE BS on the streets and from superiors than a trucker.
in the end, there will always be those that think the world MUST BE delivered to them on a silver platter, nothing else will do.
and if they DON'T get what they were told they would ASAP, they put thier tails between thier legs and cry, and biotch, on how the industry treated them.
frankly as someone else said in another post, only the strong survive.....
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I said nothing about other fellow truckers who had an easier time (most likely due to smarter lifestyle choices earlier in life).Last edited: Sep 24, 2015
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