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Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Papa0, May 14, 2019.
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That’s what I’m talking about, how you get hire for Amazon ?
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There's dozens of those jobs in Connecticut.
Here's just one of them > Apply On Company Site -
Amazon "Prime" trailers that I see on the road look like owner-operators are pulling them.
Why don't you get some road experience, then later look at that or driving for an owner-operator that is contracted to "Amazon Prime."
Here's one that pays well and you can gain some experience here & no endorsements needed:
Click here > Apply On Company Site
CDL-A Full Time Out & Back Drivers
New Pay Increase Avg $1300 wkly
Home Every Other Day & Most Weekends
$5000 Financial Transition Assistance
Advanced Pay For Bulk Experience
Full Benefits * Paid Holidays & Vacations
Fast Track Hiring * Steady Lanes
No Endorsements or Experience Req
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Thank you so much Mr Chinatown I’ll look it now I hope that company it’s not far from Bridgeport, now I’m working in one Local company of newspapers I have 4 months driving a 53’ trailer but this company doesn’t pay good I’m here just taking the experience because I don’t want to do over the road for now, this company only pays me 14 per hours
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I saw 2 sets of new Volvo daycabs in piggyback setups today. Both sets were headed south on I-81 between Wytheville and Bristol, VA.
Guess what colors the lead tractors were? If you said Amazon dark blue with the Amazon "Smile" logo on the air shield, you would be correct.
I thought of this thread when I saw them. They may not be on the road just yet, but they are surely getting them ready and doing it quickly.LoneRanger, mp4694330, Ky Flash and 2 others Thank this. -
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Couple days ago Isaw the same thing on I-81 south near Morristown, TN.
Piqued my interest for sure.88 Alpha Thanks this. -
I doubt the owner ops are doing that well, at least here in California. Most of the megas have started to take over the Amazon stuff.
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Keep in mind if you work in a Amazon facility throwing boxes you are being monitored on productivity very carefully. One big clue is that there is a Ambulance with crew on site waiting. Baltimore's Amazon had several thousand. They just burned off several hundred because they cannot throw packages at a certain few hundreds per hour all the shift. So they are fired and replaced by another who hopefully can sort those packages fast.
Keep in mind Amazon is relatively new, and I think they want to have the whole earth revolve around Amazon from Cradle to Grave.JOHNQPUBLIC Thanks this.
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