Whats is the best advice for returning a truck back to western express.

Mr Mixon, I wondered what happened to you. Guess things didn't go too well for you at Western. Do you have another gig lined up or are you finding another line of work?

Turn your truck in to the shop, and be sure to take note of who you give the keys and permit book to. When I left Swift, I wasn't worried about my last paycheck. They actually mailed it to me months later. I had bigger fish to fry.

 

Make sure you didn't sign a piece of paper that said, "Quitting is a privilege and not a right. Failure to comply with fuel routes, service failures, or insufficient miles will require may prevent a driver from quitting." I still can't believe they think home time is a privilege. They must of stolen that from a communist play book. If you don't know what I'm talking about, another driver posted that they had to sign a piece of paper stating they understood that home time was a privilege and failure to do what they want would result in denial of home time.

 

Take a step up to a better company first, learn the ropes, THEN buy a truck. The goal is to be successful, not just to own a truck, okay? Don't be a stranger. Use your resources. Got some good hands here that may be able to help you as you go to your next gig. Luck in battle.

 

First thing I always did was get sick the week before I quit..... Waited on my final check... When that arrived I turned it in.... Shizzy way of doing things But I ahve seen way to many companies Nickle n Dime that last check to death if there was money owed on there end....

 

when i quit western express, i called my DM got a load going to there Fontana terminal turned my key in to one of the office staff. and was never charged for anything

 

Western express? Oh - that's different.

Take a big dump on the drivers seat, lock doors, leave in sun, and wipe your used toilet paper around door handles.

And thank them for the privilege of working for them.