Kansas Flatbed Driver Needs advice please.

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Scorp, Jul 12, 2008.

  1. Brickman

    Brickman Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    Good luck driver!!!


    From what I've seen in this thread and others similar, every one here wishes the best for guys in a tough situation like yours.

    You might also start direct calling some of the companies you know of. Their recruiting numbers should be on all of their websites.
     
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  3. Working Class Patriot

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    How do log 20 hours legally????
     
  4. broncrider

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    lowbudget...you talkin about wiest?

    ron..he dont...just slides time as nessacery
     
  5. Working Class Patriot

    Working Class Patriot Road Train Member

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    I figured that "creative writing" class in school would come in handy one day. :biggrin_25523::biggrin_25525:
     
  6. dcedlr

    dcedlr Light Load Member

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    I highly recommend Arrow Trucking Company out of Tulsa, OK. If you run all 48 (OTR) for them you will make 50K+. I have been with them for 9 months and I am very happy. I get paid on time and accurately. As I have said in all my posts you are a number to them but if you dont need your hand held or your back patted its a great company. You will get 3,000 miles a week average OTR. I average take home 800-900 a week.

    When I first got my CDL i did a ton of research on companies and nobody can beat Arrrow for a new driver. You start at .34 a mile and after 3 months you go to .36. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
     
  7. Aubrey Allen Smith

    Aubrey Allen Smith Light Load Member

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    Many companies will hire you after 6 months of OTR experience....this is the policy of their insurance carrier.....though alot do say 6 months to a year, their are plenty who will hire with 6 months of experience....you have to get at least that much of time in...then you can go most anywhere and find a local position.....you will have no problem doing so...Good Luck!
     
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