CR England lie to me

I have never failed a road test even when years away from trucking coming back went to swift I did request that I needed a refresher course since the last truck I drove was in 2014 and went swift in 2016. My request was mostly due fact it was still winter months last thing I needed was being green behind the wheel and doing something dumb. The winter had one last hold on in march back then we had a Northeastern come through if that wasn't bad enough another one from the west but would be a northwestern the way down the mountain the northwester had hit us we were trying to get down asap because we were gonna get stuck there for a week otherwise.

I am not a pro swift but have you thought about any carrier other than CR England they have the worst reviews for a reason. I would take stevens transport over them even at least there you get trained by for manual for sure BTW I have seen CR England students come over just get away from them to both stevens and swift so you won't be first or the last.

 

No newbie issued a truck and trailer and 10.00 in the pocket for his or her first actual load dispatch is comfortable with the semi. Not within the first year. That is usually a good thing, increases your awareness and caution so you don't break stuff with it.

I was off the road from 2002 to 2006 when I got a yard jockey job with 25 trailers and two sets of buildings to support. My first back went into the dock properly and the shifting was sorted in a hour. (It was not pretty) after a day of shuffling trailers alot of stuff came back to me fast.

Fast foward to being a crew boss herding temp CDL's teach some automatic enough to barn and park. Teach others 3rd gear manual to get to barn and back. A few trucks later they are shifting. Not very well but shifting. Toss all of them into the swimming pool. They will swim. Otherwise why bother. For some of us trucking is like certain life activities like riding a bike, you never forget. But that does not mean you necessarily should be riding one after a certain age lol.

 

CRE lied? Say it ain't so!

 

I would rather ride a bike every day at parks then be stuck in a truck every day and all day and get fat I do ride bike I used to ride a bike from one town to another to go fishing I have a passion for, The town is 20 miles away one way. Today I don't ride there that far after an accident including some idiots who thought would be funny throw a beer bottle at a kid, those idiots went to prison sometime later after I work up to the hospital.

That all said I do prefer exercise rather running, swimming bicycling, MMA with friends I still use my bicycle but with friends about half the distance I may have had more injures then I can count but would rather have fun.

 

No NEVER!

 

It.... ain’t......so. Wait was that a trick question

 

Recruiter lied u should sue them

 

Can someone dumb it down for me why people continue to go to cr england or where they kidnapped?

 

Are you for real? The recruiter promised you? Really? When are you drivers going to figure this out? The job of the recruiter is to get you to join the company. Nothing more, nothing less. Everything that is told to you whether it be verbal or written means absolutely nothing! You are an at will employee! Now, if you were represented by a union, well, never mind. I'm sure that goes against the grain of your thought process.