Rider policies

hey bomb, your going to find that most, if not all companies are going to have a probation period, and during that period the driver can not have a ride along.
altho, i remember when i was in school a company came in and said they can have a passanger from day one. but i think that ment wife/husband/kids, which im terms dose not meet YOUR requirement. they may be a way around this, however im not sure, some companies may allow it depending how may years he has behind the wheel. other will just not allow it for the first
60/90 days.
good luck, wed lke to see what companies you come up with that will allow it, so let us/others know

 

I agree,most companies have a probation period usually for at least 30 days,but there may be some out there.Does anyone know?

 

I belive that may trucking has a rider policy from day one as long as he does not need to be out with a trainer. Although it will cost for the insurance for you being on the truck possibly $30-$60 per month.

 

I rode with my boyfriend from day one. Didn't have to wait for a certain amount of time. I even went with him to his orientation. They treated me like a driver as well and i was just a passenger. All companies are different and we were lucky to find one that didn't give us a hassle about the passenger policies or whatever aggervation.

 

Barr-Nunn will let you go from day one.The cost is $15 a month,for you on the truck.