Kllm

Hows the training and equipment

 

They're verifying my employment now and then i gotta send in my transcript and act scores to hinds. I signed the conditional letter today. What trucks you trained on

 

what are the trainers and drivers saying about the company. Do you wanna be a company driver or lease

 

They are going through a class action lawsuit right now too for screwing drivers. Everyone starts somewhere, and it is all the same no matter who you start with. Best advice, don't lease, let the company come out of pocket for everything. Your options are limited, so best stick it out at the same company at least a year, preferably two. Find on your own, a good company career that is going to allow you to make money, offer benefits, and work towards retirement. You don't want to be the driver out here for twenty five years thinking experience counts for being some facet of good advice. I've seen some old timers still do stupid things out here too. Be responsible and don't let companies scare you out of being a good driver, but yet respect the equipment you drive. Enjoy what you do and if you do that, you will never work a day in your life. Stay away from the conversationalists and the whiners sitting in the terminals, picnic tables, and truck stops. Starting out is never a breeze, but we all did at one time or another. But never stop learning and perfecting your skill. Stick by it, and eventually it will pay off, if you are smart and set goals.

 

I understand. Thats one reason I've been considering going to the local community college and training

 

Why not get paid for your CDL ?

 

Thats my two options. I understand kllm may not be the best company out there. I don't exactly like the truck set up but right now getting trained and getting my cdl is most important. If i can get paid while training then all the better