messed up trainer and no one to talk to about it

Oh really? Can't wait to see where that lands you.

 

No, I just know that any place asking 3-12 months isn't going to be much better than a training mill. It takes 2 years experience and an age of 25 to make a driver attractive to a company worth its salt.

If you have a 26 year old driver with three years experience that'll run you $6k/year in insurance, and a 21 year old driver with 3 months experience that will run you $18k/year in insurance, which seems like the prudent business decision?

Any company that snatches up the the younger driver is going to be making up that $12k somewhere, and the first place I would check is that driver's payroll.

 

who are these good companies you speak of?

 

Prime and knight don't require any experience. They're both training mills just like werner, and neither pays much better.