I've done a lot of researching on these forums and I want to thank everyone for all the advice from all of you!!
I'm going to school in three weeks, so ive been researching where I want to go with my career.
Looking to run nights, and are regional, LTL, line haul , not otr, but maybe it's better? Maybe hauling fuel?
Wouldn't mind labor, and I don't need home time, just a sleeper. Maybe hourly is better for this?
I'm looking for is a good training program too, don't mind working with someone else if they teach me how to drive well.
Any suggestions on the company or type of hauls I should look into?
i'm in eastern WA,
Thanks.
Company Choices for a newb
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by freeranger, Oct 13, 2015.
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www.lynden.com has some regional/local jobs and hires new CDL grads.
James J. Williams is regional.S M D Thanks this. -
Awesome thanks
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What city/town is near you? Some other drivers may have some good suggestions also.
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I'm in Tri-cities, but I can move to Spokane no problem, I'm applying to JJ williams, and Lynden, both look like companies I'm interested in. Thanks guys!
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Tell you what JJ Williams is an awesome company to work for. They really look out for their drivers.
Can't say enough nice things about them. If you're a person with good work ethics and good communication skills this company will certainly treat you right. -
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I tried them, but they said that they require min. 6 months for their eastern fleet because of insurance purposes, so I tried to get onto their other flatbeds for system, but said they base 70% of their hiring on work history. Yes I have had many jobs... but never fired. Good news since then though, cause I have my CDL and all endorsements.
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