My experience with Knight Refrigerated

i'm lost on what's really going on now.. i've noticed some refrences to other drivers but i know the cold is slowing my mental processing down a bit.. but my opinion, i say give it a good solid month before considering quitting.. i forgot you just left Squire and came over to Knight Knight, it's gonna take a week or two for your DM to get use to you and how you run. Hell i've had the same sub DM for over a month and he's just now getting use to me. if it doesn't get any better, then i'd see no reason for you not to quit.

 

Just be glad Fontana has a shower now. God that place got ugly when it didn't have one.

 

Smaggs, just wanted to say, I have read your posts from day one until now. I went thru the same thing when I was with Werner right out of cdl school. I quit them after 6 months for the exact same reasons you are disgusted with. You actually enlightened me because I was thinking on going knight a call but unsure now. Guess the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Keep up the good posts.

 

The grass is always greener. I started with a cube van in 2001 surfing the boards for 1-2 pallet loads, went on to a straight truck , then 1 semi then 5. I sold everything in 2009 when the fuel went nuts. I'm now a broker agent still involved in this industry. But the point of this post is take everyday as a learning experience and use it to your advantage and dont just be complaisant if your not happy. Bust your ### and do somthing about it and stop whining.

 

took a while but liked reading thru your posts, the good and the bad. I've also submitted an app with squire, for after my schooling that im doing on my own. have a list of companies that I've applied with and hoping to narrow it down when I actually start school and learn a little more. Keep up the posting!