Abandonment question

i obtained my cdl through one of them mill schools. it says "ELIGIBLE FOR REHIRE"

my dac is 2 months old. that rehire comment is 15 years old.

anyone wants to know how long i've had my cdl. all they have to do is pull up my lifetime mvr. if they want to know how i got my cdl. they can pull up my dac.

15 years, and last i checked. that number was greater then 7 years or 10.

IF there's an expireation date. NONE of us have an answer.

it even has my dui and license suspension listed. that was back in 1994. 20 years.

 

[QUOTE="semi" retired;4176135]50 pages???? Oh, you're bad to the bone! Does it have that time you held a dog up by it's hind legs in 2nd grade?[/QUOTE]

came in a envelope 1/2 inch thick. i was surpised about all that it had.

 

Yep,Werner has a terminal right next to the Pilot off 20.

 

When I was with Werner I wanted to drop my trk and trailer off at the nearest exit.Before doing things its best to think long and hard before you do it.

 

Is this thread troll bait? Because the question is obvious:
1. Ditch the truck if you plan on switchin careers.
2. Don't ditch the truck if you plan on staying a trucker.

 

You are right Pattyj. .. werner will take out a recovery and cleaning cnarge out of their check... also, werner gives each driver when they are assigned a truck a tool bag, tools, straps, lock, 5th wheel pull... and they will be charged for that too... even if they leave it all in the truck... cause it it supposed to be turned into the shop... so whatever driver they send to recover the truck gets to keep it...

And Turnanburn is rignt.. it wont hurt or show werner.. wont even phase them...

 

Don't abandon your truck. Take it to a terminal. Turn it in properly and THEN get on a Greyhound. Trust me. It's worth it in the long run. Especially if any other employer calls Werner and asks if you are still hireable.