Driver's protection-young driver

I'm 24 years old and have decided to jump into the business. (no experience at all) I just took this decision since I would like to work for myself and not for a company. I have my CDL learner's permit and i'm schedule for the driving on June 28. Last week I bought my F-350 and I'm expecting to receive my two car hauler trailer on/or before June 23. My parents had advised to to get experience first but I just didn't listen. Right now, I received a call from an owner/operator that one of my friends knows. He has offered me to train me for 6 months. I would be working for him and pay me cash while I get my CDL. After I receive my CDL he would be paying me with a check.
My question is, well my parents lol
How would I protect myself against bad people that will put drugs in the vehicle you're driving?

 

Hi sir,

Thank you so much for the quick response.
Actually, I do have a whole year of income in the bank to pay my bills. I went to work at the refineries to work for six months straight and saved up my money away with my parents. Actually, I haven't set up my tax information and/or permits yet, but I'm about to begin working on that. As far as health benefits, my parents have me covered since I'm still under 26. I do have an education degree (Kinesiology) but not planning on using until I'm at least 30 years old. The truck is brand new as well as the car hauler trailer. My parents offered to take over payments on the truck just in case I failed on my attempt to work on my own.
I currently only have learner's permit and will be getting the actual license on/or about June 28, 2017. I would like to work with this guy 3-6 months so I may gain some experience but I dont know how do driver's would protect from people that sometimes put drugs in the vehicles you're assigned to drive. Do you have any suggestions on this? Please help me

 

Hi sir,

Thank you so much for the quick response.
Actually, I do have a whole year of income in the bank to pay my bills. I went to work at the refineries to work for six months straight and saved up my money away with my parents. Actually, I haven't set up my tax information and/or permits yet, but I'm about to begin working on that. As far as health benefits, my parents have me covered since I'm still under 26. I do have an education degree (Kinesiology) but not planning on using until I'm at least 30 years old. The truck is brand new as well as the car hauler trailer. My parents offered to take over payments on the truck just in case I failed on my attempt to work on my own.
I currently only have learner's permit and will be getting the actual license on/or about June 28, 2017. I would like to work with this guy 3-6 months so I may gain some experience but I dont know how do driver's would protect from people that sometimes put drugs in the vehicles you're assigned to drive. Do you have any suggestions on this? Please help me.

 

Yes, I agree I need formal training, which I'm planning to get from this guy that has offered to help. I'm from South Texas and all you find on this area is a bunch of crook people trying to get rich from crossing drugs.

Meanwhile, my dad can take advantage and ride my truck which he loves, lol.
I'm trying to take as much guidance from parents as I can. I'm a good guy and would hate to get in trouble. I asked around and they said to always keep my log up to date. I would like to get more input from you experience drivers. This is one suggestion my parents advise me to ask-How would I know if they put something in the vehicle I'm driving. Thanks