OP, tell him to try Legend Transportation. They are in Yuba City, CA. I have a friend that works there and he's doing well there. He has less experience than your son and he has a jackknife on his record. I that's when he was working at Pride Transport.
What are the odds of getting hired after laying a truck over.
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All I'll add is karma is a #####. I sincerly hope you do not have to eat your words one day.
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He is telling the story of what happened. He's posted a few times in the thread.
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And I suggest you take your self-righteous attitude and troll somewhere else. The kid is beating up on himself hard enough without you kicking him while he's down. He knows he screwed up and he'll learn from it. Either contribute something useful to the discussion (and, no, your opinion about other drivers as you see them is not the least bit useful) or get lost.
Edit: I need to add something here. Nobody will agree with you more than I will about the state of the industry and the quality of the "drivers" that are running around out here. I have watched it on this downhill slide since I started in 1989. My opinion of today's drivers doesn't differ much from yours except for one little thing. I don't paint every new driver with the same brush. Oh, sure, the driver mill products and many of the foreign drivers, I have little use for, but the drivers like my Godson. The ones that want to be out here doing what we do and wanting to learn; those I have time for. This kid calls me or his dad most every week, sometimes several times a week, asking for advice. He wants to learn and he listens. He asks me if he thinks he might be making a mistake loading a load or taking a route or some such and I tell him if he has and he'll change his plan and remember next time. This is the kind of new driver we want. He isn't the nitwitted steering-wheel holder that these megas churn out by the thousands. One screwup does not a failure make.Last edited: Feb 20, 2021
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He's definitely not finished. I have a friend who had the same exact scenario happen to him. Did it cause my friend to lose certain oppurtunities? Yes but it didn't stop him from making a living. The most important thing is your Son is alive and still physically able to work.
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I started this thread to get information, not opinions. Most of us realize the difference. You came on here to spout an unwanted opinion. You, with a membership less than a week old came on here to play pigeon chess, not to contribute to the conversation. The world has obviously made you bitter.whitelinequeen, Gatordude, TokyoJoe and 6 others Thank this.
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