First year plan cut short

Dedicated truck driver | Top drivers earn up to $93,000 | Up to $5,000 sign-on bonus | Schneider

 

CR England has some pretty good dedicated routes. For example, intermodal hauling shipping containers from the ports to the customer.
Here in Las Vegas I see CR England day cabs delivering to big retailers, such as Walmart, Sam's Club, Target. Those day cabs look great, always clean and no dents & scrapes.
Here's a photo of CR England day cab. That's an older tractor though, which I haven't seen around here.

I'm not steering you to CR England, just letting you know that's an option

 

Swift also has dedicated accounts like CR England. Sometimes you'll see CR England and Swift trucks at Walmart or Sam's Club at the same time. At least that's the case where I live.

 

Guerneville, CA (Domicile) 74 miles North of San Francisco.
We'll pitch in and try to find something.

 

Apply to the companies in your other thread. Even if you applied before, submit a new updated application.
New CDL class A with lots of questions

 

Here's one 20 miles from you in Santa Rosa. Headquarters in Brisbane, so probably a facility in Santa Rosa.
BiRite Foodservice Distributors
1 yr. experience preferred; not required.
BiRite Foodservice Distributors
birite.com
123 S Hill Dr, Brisbane, CA 94005
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Schedule: Monday to Friday - start times ranging from 2am to 5am

*work hours subject to change based on operational needs*

Salary Range: $32.00 to $35.00 per hour.

• Must be 18 years of age or older

 

This one has no-touch freight.
Maybe will cut some slack on experience. (experience preferred, not required)
You can also apply online!
https://intelliapp.driverapponline.com/c/1687177
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dhillonbci.com
https://dhillonbci.com
Dhillon Brothers Carrier, Inc - Supreme transport logistics

 

I am very sorry to hear this, and sadly, end of the line, pal. Hey, Yellow will still be a heck of a reference, and things will even out. Meantime, don't settle for a crap company in desperation. Chinatown posts many great companies. Might not be union, but I think this may have soured you some on union companies. Clearly they are history, or almost, and just as well. And nothing wrong with England, or other non-union companies. They haul a lot of our freight today. I saw'r a Safeway (union) trailer pulled by an England truck, so, if Albertson is using non-union power, and they are #4 in the country, with Yellow gone, not too many left. Ace Hardware too now has "Happy, Go Lucky" trucking pulling their wagons. Point is, things look grim now, they always do, but Yellow isn't the 1st big company to go under, and SURELY won't be the last. You'll be fine.