HIRED!

Do those companies pay you .26cents a mile for all dispatched miles the truck travels while in training? Do you start making .30cents a mile as soon as you go solo? Do you get raised to .32cents a mile at 60,000 miles, .34cents a mile at 90,000 miles, and .36cents a mile at 120,000 miles? And do your training miles count toward these pay increase levels? Do you have the option to transfer to one of the Elite LTL companies after 1 year of OTR service?

 

That's right , slow down .....

Step 1. Orientation
Step 2. Training
Step 3. Complete training
Step 4. Truck assignment

Then your really hired !!!

 

out of those 3 companies:

1st May
2nd Swift
3rd Werner


OTHER companies you NEED to look into:

Watkins Shepard
Conway Truck Load



and like said above pre-hires are sent to 99% of people that apply that dont mean your hired





American Trucker

 

Pre Hire is just another way of saying :

If enough people quit & and we got enough trucks & you can drive , we might have a job for you ... But It depends

That's what it really means

 

A gal I went thru school with is at werner and got thru orientation but no trainer yet.

 

And when she gets a trainer with Werner....she will still need a trainer to learn something!

 

Hey man I've followed your trucking vids on youtube.great stuff!! I'm going to FTA in Asheboro in a few weeks and need 3 pre-hire letters b4 I can attend. What is the best way to get 'em fast and who will accept you? I've been rejected by Werner, Schneider, and U.S. Express so far and getting a lil discouraged being that my employment history has gaps in it and I have had my license revoked due to unpaid fines. I know guys that have felonies and have a cousin who served 14 yrs. for murder and he has his CDL. Please help a guy out!!

 

Maybe you should just "get the hint"!

Establish a better work history, and show you are a "stand up kind of guy" by paying your obligations.....maybe then someone will give you a chance.

Right now....you aren't what companies look for in an employee!