UturnGirl tries again for better job
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by UturnGirl, Oct 7, 2022.
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Definitely stay with dry van. Reefer outfits have crazy delivery schedules.
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I adapted to it....as part of my fuel delivery job.
Night driving offers some nice advantages for a truck driver.
Also--the night has its own "sacred beauty"...as I prefer to call it.
Those who sleep through it all miss out on a lot of nature's "eye candy".
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You could try JM Swank
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You are going to be hard pressed to find any door swinger zero labor trucking job where there are no nights involved especially pulling a reefer. Maybe after you build a bit of seniority someplace you will but not starting out. Good luck.
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Jm Bozeman is an awesome amazing job. I recommend them 100% if you can drive 3rd shift jit overnights the rest of your career. Some people can, I can't.
I am checking out every suggestion you guys are offering so please don't feel unheard or under appreciated.Last edited: Oct 18, 2022
Another Canadian driver, austinmike and BennysPennys Thank this. -
Here's what I think I'm going to do for now.
My friend at artur wants me to cool my heels for a minute to see what he can learn. I trust this guy so I'm going to do this.
1. Pack for my current slip seating job like I'm only going to be out 2 weeks at a time.
2. Drive my economy fiesta to hooks yard.
3. Persist and insist on getting my miles from New dm.
4. Keep investigating opportunities, but apply for nothing until I have gleaned every morsel of input from and about them I can.
Search to resume in about 4 weeks unless something amazing intervenesdryman, Sirscrapntruckalot, Another Canadian driver and 2 others Thank this. -
Also considering lane finders as an alternative. Not sure exactly how they work and if it is a good idea or not. I'm pretty exhausted right now and subject to bad decisions when tired.
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