This is the best advice I have read. It can be bleak no matter who you work for. Attention to the above advice will help you to overcome adversity and contribute to your satisfaction.
Werner - Not What I'd Heard (Thank God.)
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With werner do you bring the truck home when you are off for the weekend or do you park it in a yard, terminal in your area.
or drop the trailer and bobtail home from the yard.
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I have a house on a corner lot, my property is on two streets on the side street its 150 feet deep and we have all bushes along that side of the house I wonder if I could just park it there on the side street.
Or should I just find out were to park it in my town.
also up the street from me is a wa wa and they have large lot behind it were big trucks park alot.
about a mile from my house is a condo complex and every weekend or every other I see a swift truck parked across the street from the complex on a vacant lot also.
One of my neighbors works for shoprite and I see him bobtail home and he parks the tractor in his drivewayLast edited: Mar 24, 2010
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Just make sure you have written permission from a lot's owner before you park. If you can park on the street (both tractor and trailer) without impeding traffic or annoying the neighbors, the company will be OK (generally) with that, since the vehicle would be somewhere you could reasonably be able to keep an eye on it.
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Originally Posted by Bobthetrucker
Keep up the good work and stay positive no matter what. Best Regards to you, Bob
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Im on the Sears Dedicated account out of Gouldsboro PA. and I live in north/central NJ. If I empty out in PA, I can drop the trailer at the DC and bobtail home. If my last stop is too far from the DC I the truck and trailer at a spot not too far from my house.Gary7 Thanks this. -
no one is "illegal". Please. There are only financially desperate people that were born elsewhere.
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I have all due sympathy for illegal immigrants. If I were in their position, I would probably have come here, too.
But in case you haven't noticed, we're having a hard time paying for benefits for our own, legitimate citizens at the moment. We're having a hard time employing our legitimate citizens, too.
So the whole bleeding heart routine, while compelling on a kind of abstract, emotional level, tends to go over like a lead balloon, especially here in I-work-70-hours-per-week-for-30k-per-year, trucking land. -
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