Hey all, thinking about trucking

I wouldn't get into it today as a newbie unless I could get a union job right after graduation. That job may require me to lump freight for six months to prove myself, but that'd be fine. I'm more mature now and understand those six months would go by in a hurry, just like all 6-month stints. After the 6-month period lapsed, I'd be set for years, maybe even decades.

Do some research here and see what you come up with.

 

hey what part of florida i am in the panhandle my hubby up went to Driver Solutions in arkansas he is now with usa truck company he went to school for 4 weeks and then came home for few day went traing with a tranier for 4 week then went to the ortaion for a week then came home for 5 days then left out to get truck and on the raod he went he as gotten pretty good miles he stays out 4 week at a time tell them when he wont to come home and his dispacthure has him home . hubby say it not the company that always got to be good its the dispacthure . to an he as a good one and he had a good tranier . well good luck to you and you find lots of good thing on the forum here .

 

Well hopefully you returned to this forum to check on your post. Please remember, Most of us actually DO drive a truck. Few of us have access to the net 24/7. So it takes time for us to respond.

I won't bother with commenting on Werner...that's been done to death here. I will offer this.. http://www.ripoffreport.com/ do a search for Werner there...and let the nightmares begin.

Check the other forums here as well. You'll find your questions have been answered in detail...much greater than you could imagine.

 

check out MCT,Midwest coast trucking


good luck