I already have a Z license...
Doesn't need airbrakes because Its a D class test not DZ test...... Seems like uHaul works because the registered gross weight is 25,999 lbs
It doesn't need to have airbrakes because I'm only doing the D class test... not DZ test the Z part only requires air brakes
Hello, On some posts people say the 26 FT U-Haul truck works for the road test but other posts say it doesn't work. Does anyone know the correct...
I understand that thanks for being realistic. But from statistics there are much more truck jobs and higher pay compared to IT that's for sure....
Those heavy duty truck tires are big, rims are big, everything is big. And if your manager makes you work fast.. it's definitely not fun. Not a...
Yes i know very well. But you probably don't know the automotive field well. It's like that every week. Not a busy day? Go home early. I was lucky...
It's also where you break your back and spine lol and pay thousands for medical support
Mechanics don't make anything. Especially in dealerships. They pay you a flat rate. Means no work or slow work you make.nothing
After 4 years DUI isn't on your abstract anymore. I see positions uploaded everyday minimum 90-250k I don't know what you call low pay but 2-3k a...
I see Owner & operator's make alot of money. Is this true? I was a auto apprentice for 1 year. I can buy a 2012+ 25 FT straight truck for $3500...
As an AZ driver not DZ drvier right
Thanks alot
That's true but when they see I have a bunch of DZ experience and then roll off truck training it might be worth it. Or i might even get lucky...
Funny because I live in Hamilton and leaving back to Toronto. Theres no jobs here, no pay, many homeless... its horrible.
I plan to get some experience and directly focus on roll-off trucks... many jobs and higher salary.. hope it works out either way ill just keep trying
People have to go through hell and learn all sorts of complex things and they can't even make what a truck driver makes. Driving a truck isn't...
Thanks alot for the help guys. A couple of here definitely helped me out. 75-80k a year for just a truck driver sounds amazing.
How did you guys start your DZ career with no experience? just got an opportunity and was lucky?
Oh wow didn't know that. Thank you
