Thanks you, great advice. Here's a link. Down at the bottom type in the company's name or DOT # if you have it:
https://csa.fmcsa.dot.gov/
Questions that a company driver should ask a potential new company
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Vito, Sep 18, 2015.
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I think you forgot one: "Do you / the company provide lube when you bend me over for my ### reaming?"
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Throw out the list find a couple of drivers and ask then do any of the drivers retire. Then go and look them up in the FMCSR's.
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Here is my perspective as someone that interviews drivers for a small 7 truck operation. I want the driver to be a good fit for our company as well as our company be a good fit for the driver. Ask any questions you want when we meet. But please don't just email me a list of questions. Had that happen once, the applicant emailed a list of 87 (I counted) questions saying that he would consider setting up an interview only if we completely answered his questions. I sent him back a note saying we could discuss his concerns in person, but never heard from him again. Very specific questions like the actual measurements of cabinets, that sort of thing. I got the feeling he had been abused by a mega so I felt bad, but as a small operation I don't have the time to deal with that sort of neediness.
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