WY. Sucks today. In Lusk in a rest area waiting for road to open. Been closed twice. This isn't even a bad storm. At least I have food and water.
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Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Cranky Yankee, Jun 30, 2014.
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I have heard horror stories of some having to wait a week or more but I don't think that is common. I don't think they do people like that any more. For most of us we had to wait a day or so.
Myself and another driver where given a Southwest airline ticket and had to fly, unpaid to Dallas to go to the Rockwall terminal to get our trucks. A couple of other guys where given Greyhound bus tickets and sent out on recoveries to get theirs.Last edited: Mar 23, 2016
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You didn't get your student pay until you were in your own truck, passport? We had to wait over the weekend for a truck but still were paid for those days.
A day or two is a normal waiting period, JMWILLIS. It actually was a nice little break after being out with a trainer. We lived close enough that I was able to go pick the King up and he got to spend the weekend at home. I took him back Sunday night and he had his truck on Monday.scottlav46 Thanks this. -
Cool, Cool. Thank for the responses, i just didn't want to get up their and be told "Might be a few weeks for a truck" idm waiting a few days. I got to call back Monday to set up the good ole Grey Hound since I am still a week and half out.. Hopefully 250 cash be enough till we get training pay.. all i had left after 11 weeks of CDL school and gas... Just can't wait, i am scared but excited...
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Pay attention to how your trainer does everything. Not just what he says but what he does. This is an attention to detail business. Good luckHometimeQueen Thanks this.
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In Beaver, UT. Get to deliver tomorrow then pick up in North Las Vegas then up to Portland for a Monday delivery. This week's settlement will be really nice. 3 loads. Good timing cause I have transmission problems with my pick up at home.
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It was three days from the time trucks where starting to be assigned at the end of orientation until I was in my truck and ready to roll. No pay for those days.
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I had my 1st truck the same day that I got out of orientation. They took volunteers to do a few recoveries and gave the rest of us what was left on the lot.
They were flying people out for the recoveries, so it wasn't a GreyHound special to go get one.HometimeQueen Thanks this. -
Getting a truck all depends on what's on the yard and how many need to be recovered. How busy they are at that moment. You'll get a truck. Don't worry.
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That is odd, we were paid. I would have questioned them about that.....it is training pay. Until you are in a truck and assigned your first load you are a trainee.Hick and scottlav46 Thank this.
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