Do not work for knight transportation!!!

Shortage of 'PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS' son. Omigosh... another boattlebot. NOPE~!! @MACK E-6 ... save me~! hahahaha!!!!

 

hear ya man. Thats it! If i ever get a cdl chance to prove it, thats the philosophy work ethic i'll approach it with...be safe, stay healthy. Peace!

 

lol. Lorain, ohio here-jammed up in ms past 15 yrs. Who u working with? School or sponsored. Otr? Happy? Be safe, stay healthy. Peace!

 

Been driving for almost 30 years; got 'legal' (again?!?) in 2003. Went with Transport America, USA Truck, and FedEx/Linehaul (<<hated teams, tho..) ~ finally caught a good intrastate asphalt gig about ten years ago, worked there for quite some time, until the bossman's wife divorced him... and yeah.. there went THAT fleet (5 tractors/ 8 trailers...) Wife found me a good 'local' (Ohio) gig with Fab Express out of IL (but many yards in Ohio) and i've been there since. Man, I don't miss OTR. Home daily, weekends off, and good pay. LoL~!

 

dang son u b around the block a time or 2. i'm greener than green, trying to get into this racket. 60yo aint too late to start a career, ey?

 

Not at all. My uncle drives for SAPA (elite division of Knight) and he's almost 70, been driving for six years now; started out at Western Express, believe it or not... still throwing tarps for Knight/SAPA.

 

wow he in good shape. Thanks for the encouragement. Be safe, stay healthy. Peace!

 

i don't understand this per diem as it relates to trucking. In other lines of work, out of town, the company would provide that as a 'bonus'. What gives? Purpose behind it? +/- for both driver and/or trucking company? Thanks. Greener than a rookie!!!

 

The best way to understand per diem is to google what is truck driver per diem. Lots of opinions on this, best to get the facts.

 

ok thanks man will do