New drivers, ton's of trucking jobs nobody wants. Go to CNN'S web site, CNN Money. The info will be self explanatory, a must read for new drivers, old ones to, check it out.
All New Drivers,Check Out CNN Money
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by FEELTHEWHEEL, Jul 24, 2012.
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Trucking Jobs in 30 seconds
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Removed double post (link to CNN article)....
Cobra67y20 posted link first.Last edited: Jul 24, 2012
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CSA 2010 comes to mind....
Trucking companies treating their drivers like crap...
Not getting paid for the work you do... downtime, practical miles (not hub) etc, etc...
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Incompetent truck drivers and trainers
Drivers that continue to fall for the fleece purchase scam
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oh so warner and the other bottom feeders can;t fill their trucks let me shed a tear
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Sitting for whatever reason
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1. Companies who like to starve you out if they want you to be a trainer vs a team driver.
2. DM's who like to swap loads at the last minute.
3. Having to pay to get into unload like Hunt's Point Ny.
4. Lumpers
5. New laws coming up on the 34hr reset next year.
6. Truckstops which are not trucker friendly.
7. Idling laws.
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The bottom line is that entry level trucking jobs with major carriers pay less than minimum wage, require a person to have no 'normal' social life, and come with higher cost of living for those who maintain a life outside of the truck vs. someone that shares an apartment and works in fast food. It is a high risk, high stress occupation, complete with harassment and micromanagement. Business choices and decisions made to benefit the company almost always result in reducing driver pay. Couple that with the nonexistent work ethic, shortsightedness and lack of resolve of today's high school / college graduates, and you now see the reasons for the driver churn.
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Trucking Jobs in 30 seconds
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