DESPERATE!!!

Here it is a nutshell. Based ONLY on the information provided. And current medical facts with regard to drugs.

A 30 day refill for most people is normal.

However, getting home for a refill is not the "norm".

This would only be required in special cases. OR if the drug involved is listed as a narcotic.

You can not transfer narcotics between pharmacies.

So you can't simply drive to any local Wal Mart and have them pull it up and refill it.

Many changes in the drug field as of late.

 

Pat, I can only suggest pounding a lot of pavement locally. Try to find something local.

OTR is pretty much out of the question. Unless you can get on with a company that offers flexible schedules. Such as Roehl or Schneider. And maybe a few others.

No OTR company can guarantee you home by a certain date. And if they do, they're lying.

With all the highway construction going on. It wouldn't hurt to look into that area.

 

I wouldn't trust them any more or less than any other company. A company cannot guaranteee that there will be some freight running to where you need it to run when you need it to run there.

 

I suggest you loose the attitude and start getting educted. You brought up the medication, we didn't. You may have done a lot of investigation but it was in the wrong place. Here's the facts. Schedule 1 drugs are drugs that have no medical use. They are outlawed in every state. Schedule 2 drugs are those that have a high abuse rate. In that schedule you'll find MS Contin or time released morphine. Now "Hot Shot" I challenge you to find any company that will hire you as a truck driver while you're on morphine. So maybe you should stop yelling at the group and take a few notes because you are about to loose your house with your attitude. All the correct information has been listed here on the group and where to find it but by this time I'm sorry you're not worth the time until I see some change.

 

Owner/CEO

If your talking OTR with Fed Ex. Chances are you'll be driving for an owner op that has trucks leased on with them.

Then, you're at the mercy of 2 monkeys fighting over a banana.

 

yeah i worked for them for 6 years. pay is pretty bad, but they get you home everyday and they took me with no experience when I started. CCC transportation has terminals all over but I think the closest to you would be Orlando or Auburndale. You can also try CTL and CT which are their sister companies. I normally wouldn't recommend such a bad paying company but you have a schedule that needs to be met, and have no experience, so options are limited.