Need some suggestions

Is OTR ok? Plenty to choose from.
Do you have endorsements?

 

What is with you new drivers?

This is not the market to jump ship to find something else.

It is hard for a good driver, let alone a new driver to find a good company.

 

Schneider Jobs - CDL Truck driving, Diesel Technician, Warehouse, Office
If you have hazmat/tanker endorsements, consider Schneider Bulk.

 

Home - KLLM Transport Services
KLLM Transport hires drivers with 3 mos. experience.

• Paid 55-65 CPM Based on Experience–Paid More for Your Experience
• Paid Earned Time Off–Get Paid During Home Time While Off the Road (Speak to KLLM Recruiter for Full Details)
• Practical Miles Used in Calculating Pay
• Home Time: 7 Days Out Earns 2 Days Home–Out Two Weeks Then Home 4 Full Days is Typical
• Lanes: OTR Drivers Run All 48 States Minus New York City

 

@Ridgeline is absolutely correct here.

Let me add to that by saying that at three months experience, you may have learned a few things, but you are not as far along as you think you are.

Everyone knows that WE is a dog poop company to drive for. However, it is a good company to learn and make your mistakes at. Trust me, you'll be making plenty of mistakes.

As Ridgeline pointed out, it's not a good time to look for another driving job. That's just how it is right now with the economy, and it is affecting everyone.

You should try to stick it out for a year to hone your skills.

Here is something to look forward to: once you master maneuvering and backing, you'll be among the best drivers since NY, NJ, and eastern Pennsylvania are the most challenging places to drive.

 

Home - Leonard's Express

 

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It isn't the new drivers you guys should be criticizing. It's the companies that have shifted to bring drivers with 3 to 6 months experience. Now newer drivers no longer have to be patient. If they have options to move around, they will. Staying at a company a year before moving on, is slowly becoming an outdated way of thinking. I still subscribe to the one year thing, only because I don't feel new drivers always have great optiona starting out. Most of the time, new drivers just make lateral moves.

 

Why do you want to change your company? Are you changing just because you've reached 3 months?