**tha Best Way To Start Out***

Become a company driver first. Learn the business inside and out. Save money. And then, if you feel you can make it as an O/O, go to a dealership and buy or at least put a sizable down payment. NEVER lease from a company you are working for. It's a fast way to the poor house.

 

start out company to see things and talk/type like you have an education not like your street. jmo

 

case in point. point proven. have a good night driver.

 

The only thing anyone here has to evaluate you on is your typing and grammar/grammatical style. We basically know nothing about you, and only see the words on the page. If they are spelled like you are doing text messaging on a phone, then people will treat you as somewhat less serious than someone who comes on with better writing skills.

Sorry, that's just the way that the internet works. We don't know you, only evaluate you by your typing and what you tell us.

 

company first,learn the business,by then the fuel prices might come down enough to make it worthwhile,and or freight rates will go up some. Who knows,you may not like it and you won't have lost money just time on your investment.

 

I don't agree. like he said if he were doing buisness than he would type as such,
I come to the site to give & recieve info. If i wanted to be criticized for my spelling and sentence structure, then i would go back to school to get another degree. I like many on this site do not have the time to check every thing i type... I am not writing a dstortation, thus don't want to be treated as such.....:smt111 :smt111 :smt111 .

 

Language skills can take many different forms,and one thing that I appreciate is the ability of a few broken rules to get peoples attention