Newbie truckers. Don't work for these companies. Heed my warning!

Hahaha...thanks for the laugh...

I'm in NO WAY DEMEANING truckers...

but...

Based on what I've seen (with my own two eyes)...If you are trully doing less than 2500/week take home as an O/O...maybe you doing it wrong

Also, Ive never met anyone who wants to make less money...so, if I can make a lil bit more, why not?

Finally, I can tell you did NOT read my post ATTENTIVELY (dont expect you to..LOL)...I said, I am looking to DIVERSIFY (which is a good thing). Existing non-trucking operation will still continue...its my cash-cow

 

Speak for yourself @Midnightrider909 . Would you care to qualify your assumptions? Some would find that statement insulting. Unless, that was your main goal. smdh

 

If I could make as much in my hometown that I do out here I would certainly be doing that. Why would anybody spend weeks away from their family eating ####ty food and sleeping in a glorified closet if you didn't need to. This job is brutal. You basically work 70+ hours a week and get paid the same as if you had a good 40 hour week job at home.

 

I just can't wait for you to get your own truck and get out here and start working 70 plus hours a week doing your side hustle. Please keep us updated

 

Thank you sir.

 

I don't think that it's any kind of bashing newbies when these posts telling that these companies are horrible, the ones that are constantly being said to avoid are for a reason. Some of the mega/almost mega are better than others. Ultimately it's up to said driver/prospective driver to do what he/she chooses. If you don't want the advice/opinions then go there. The ones that get blasted are the worst of the worst. Good luck in your endeavors.

 

I started with Warrner bc I lived in northern michigan and right out of driving school they was the only one who would hier me. There a good company to start with. After you get about 6mo experience. Go somewhere else bc they dont pay crap.