My son did kind of the same thing with millis 12 or 15 years ago. Only it was a year deal. Hang in there. Communicate your feelings to them. Ya know, need more $, or miles ,or whatever. Don't sulk, and be silent. The squeaking wheel gets the grease.
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It’s definitely a bad situation, but what have you done to make it better? Are you making on time deliveries? Have you asked for more miles? Are you giving your dispatcher good reasons for treating you right?
I’ve worked for some screwed up outfits over the years, but even in the worst places, some drivers get more work because, without actually being a suck-up, they know how to make it easy for management to treat them better.
If you can improve your situation enough to be able to survive until your contract is up, you’ll be better off. No crippling debt, and a year and a half of experience.stillwurkin, FlaSwampRat, 70’Nova and 1 other person Thank this. -
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The big problem with Vehira is their freight lanes are in the Northeast and usually no further south than South Carolina or Georgia.
I only know of one long haul division and it's in Las Vegas doing entertainment hauling for singers & entertainment gigs at concerts, etc. all over the USA.Last edited: Sep 2, 2019
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