I need help please, Unemployed

@squeaky2073....cheer up, Dude!

It's quite the driver's market out there now....opportunities abound!!!

As a follow-up to Chinatown's suggestions above--extreme southern Ga, or very northern central Florida, are good relocation options.

Relatively low cost of living there (compared to many other options), and some good trucking opportunities.

Check out the following Forum thread, and also post #41 in it, for driving opportunities in that area:

Moving to Florida. OTR all 48 based out of there. Help | Page 5 | TruckersReport.com Trucking Forum | #1 CDL Truck Driver Message Board (thetruckersreport.com)

THANK YOU--for your service to our country!!!

--Lual

 

Do you have a lot of stuff to move or can you just pack your bags, get in your car and leave NYC.
Where were you stationed in the Navy?

 

HSC-26 helicopter squadron in Norfolk, Virginia

 

Why stop in New Jersey

Why stop in New Jersey? Get in your vehicle and keep going. Your problem may be the environment you're staying in.
Keep driving until you're long gone from there.

 

Hey, @squeaky2073......they don't call Florida "The Sunshine State" for nothing....

--Lual

 

Come to Michigan…we do all kinds of overweight and dangerous driving lol. And I can think of a few companies right off the bat who’ll hire you like…now-ish

 

Hey man, I can help. Stick with the RR, I'm currently a conductor waiting on my engineer class to start. The RR is hiring like crazy right now, all the Class I's are, heck NS was even offering sign on bonuses from that I heard, along with CN. Intermodal freight is booming from the trucker shortage and a lot more industries are going to rail. I left trucking and ended up at the RR, angry I didn't do it sooner. If you decide to come out west try Union Pacific, they are very veteran friendly and got yards in most places, easy transcon runs too, you'll be a door slammer and don't have to worry about working a yard...and we run 70 out here too