Driver with three years experience no accidents before trying to find a job after a rollover

Ok thanks

 

I'm in Omaha, are you familiar with any near here. I'm just gathering all the information I can get, if I'm forced to take that path.

 

Probably any local company will hire you.

Local dump trucks have no problems finding a job after they've layed their truck over.

 

One of the things to remember about a 1099 job is that you probably won't have any coverage for Workman's Comp if you get hurt on the job.
Also, those big paychecks look good until you figure you'll have to come up with the taxes on them every year. Don't try to avoid the taxes, it just gets worse if you do.

 

Thanks a lot, I need all of the information I can get. There is nothing like being informed. Stay safe out there bruh.

 

Thanks a lot, I've worked for Lyft for two years so I'm familiar with that. China recommend Westside Express, but didn't tell me they were a 1099 company. And I'm not sure they actually are, because I've read they act have benefits. Correct me if if that information is wrong. I'm just trying to get my foot in the door, I believe any company would be lucky to have me, especially at this point in my life. I'm in Omaha, feel free to send me any info about companies you know of hiring in this area. I'm looking for OTR No touch freight, home time isn't even an issue. I just need to get a new career started ASAP. Thank you very much. Stay safe.

 

I'd figure with three years experience prior to the rollover, that might hold some weight with some place like Western Express. Got on with them in Nov 2010 after a rollover in 2007 with Swift(ha ha). Three years in between I worked a 1099 container company in SoCal. Along with my usual security guard job. Had only 13 months with Swift before the rollover, so many companies told me three years had to pass before they'd let me on. Of course the three years passing, plus the six months with the shady container outfit proved their worth.

Stayed with Western Express for like, a year, then jumped on over to milk tankers in 2012 and still doing it.

 

bet you don't swerve next time