Werner or Knight Transportation

Being in central CA what terminal will you be out of? Mira Loma would be a bit far I'd imagine.

 

@DrivertoBroker.......The terminal is in Fontana, CA......close to LA.....its a 4 hour drive and I have family in LA. But cre is covering the travel expense.

 

I have a really good friend whom lives in Chicago

 

You will do great. have a possitive attitude all the time. get the experience you need to move on for higher pay. Everyone has to start someware. when your finally on your own always watch all your surroundings, arrive at your stops on time and when its time to shut down for the night always attempt to get to the truck stops early so you can get parking..Most trk stops are over crowded as you've probably seen..

 

Smart lady very smart ..learn all you can keep your nose out of trouble & what ever they tell you how ever they tempt you to buy a truck from them and be your own BOSS and make that big money DO NOT DO IT they are full of crap this is just a hook. you want to buy your own truck & Keep that Freekin truck go to KLLM there are only a hand full of these companies that actually let you keep the truck they sell you & CR ,Prime, etc. are not one of them Try & stay as clean as possible on your driving history for a year before you change companies It is Very Hard to do that with CR because they are schmucks But you need them more than they need you so bite the bullet and hang in there.

 

@tman...thank you.....i will strive to stay positive. and yes, i have seen how packed the truck stops get!! so.....i have seen trucks park and sleep where the ramps are to get off the freeway, is this legal?????

 

@casualtrucker.....true, cre will not punk me to lease lol. Got it, i have heard where little careless mistakes on the road become headaches, so i will protect my license at all times. and thank you...people like you will only contribute to my intelligence and will be an asset to the road, instead of a joke. I appreciate it

 

GOD Bless May the force be with you

 

Schneider has a much better training program so I was told, if u want van, if u want flats or reefer then that's a different story

 

parking on ramps is not legal but sometimes u gotta do what u gotta do. Illinois & Indiana will ticket u for it & there are several other states following suit as well. I stay in the Midwest to northwest & lots to places to pull over I need to other than an on/off ramp