You're the one nitpicking, but that's not my problem.
Attention to detail is important when someone is looking for a trucking job.
The OP is female with a disability and has a pet. Have to find a company to accommodate her.
USA Express that you posted won't work for her. So, yes, I took the time to check that one for her.
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If they can climb up into a truck, steer it, work the pedals, shift, and more, they are not all that disabled.
A driver also has to pass a medical, so if they have no limbs, paralyzed, in a wheelchair, head is missing, or something else really bad, they fail the medical.
Hell i struggle to get into the trucks now, my knees ache shifting, shoulder hurts shifting, yet i can still drive a piece of equipment onto the trailer and chain it down.
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Ummmmm.....unless I'm missing something here....if the original poster can do all that described in post #22 above....then, if she actually needed to climb up into a box trailer....why not just carry a small stepladder...unfold it....and use it (like I did, before going to papermills)?
If she then needed to clean out a trailer...just do like I did....carry an electric blower...that's rechargeable ("work smarter, not harder").
With all that said....Marten Transport had some good gigs running for Walmart in north Ga, back when I was doing reefer work there. Maybe they still do:
CDL-A - Truck Driving Jobs - Regional - Guaranteed Pay Up to $72,800/yr Based on Home Time | Marten Transport (drive4marten.com)
Marten allows pets up to 25 lbs--but non-aggressive breeds only.
Marten is probably about as driver friendly as most larger fleets get....
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Don't know if a pet is allowed.
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