I have worked for the same company for 14 years and it has all been in South Korea but the company is in Texas so that should not be a problem.
I have always heard it was a great company and have always been interested in driving. I started to retire at 62 but have a pretty good job here in Korea so decided to stay until 66.
I guess at 66 and no cdl yet it is probably going to be tough to get a job where I am home daily but thought it is worth a try.
Almost 24 years in aviation and 14 with company I work for now.
Good driving record.
As far as background check, I have a secret clearance.
It is not real important that I work but thought trucking would be something I might like. But I have no desire to go OTR or out with some Mega company that wants to send me home a couple days a month.
So maybe I wont find anything but willing to get my cdl if a local job is available.
Really hate to spend $5K and not get a job I am looking for
Really appreciate the info !
Anyone driving out of Indianapolis, with info ?
Discussion in 'Old Dominion' started by dennisroc, Jun 17, 2019.
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Working for OD is a full time, long hours job.
Great company don’t get me wrong, but they will work you to death. Unless I need the money I wouldn’t want to work here after I retire.
Check the mail haulers. Easy job and you can find a run that is more suitable for you.dennisroc Thanks this. -
Any mail hauler companies you can suggest ?
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I always hear good things about Eagle and if you don’t need their health insurance they pay up to and over $30 an hour for a lot of runs. I would say go for USPS because they don’t care how old you are but you don’t have the experience yet for them.
I talked to an OD Indy driver and he said they over hired big time last year so I would avoid them if I were you. Also look into R&L, they’re one of the few freight companies on the way north side since your in Kokomo.dennisroc Thanks this. -
R+L isn't firm on experience. Trucks run 70 but their equipment isn't great and their pay is less than OD and a lot of other companies. You'll drive a new truck and it'll be an auto most likely.
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