Getting CDL for second source of income, where to find weekend gig?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by tlc9616, Mar 22, 2021.
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The problem is you will still need training at your first job, and any reputable employer will be unwilling to invest in a driver who can only work 1-2 days a week.
You’d be better off doing it the other way around, driving during the week and finding a part-time accounting gig for the weekends. As you noted, there’s no shortage of trucking jobs in KC, and it’s definitely a place where you can find a job right out of CDL school that pays $60k+ and gets you home daily. -
You can have that job!
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Keep in mind also a lot of companies will not hire part time people to drive trucks if they have jobs and other large fleets like FedEx may require a weekly accounting of hours and limit the time you are allowed driving.Dockbumper Thanks this.
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It’s not a bad gig if you don’t mind working at night . You hop out and open the gate , drive up and dump , back up , hip out and close the gate and , and drive to the next one .
Some pay by the hour and some pay by the stop. but it’s usually pretty good money . -
Not in my hometown. Unless you work for the City. Private haulers, roll off /construction dumpsters, etc. Pay 12-15 per hour.
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It varies.
there’s one near me I looked at for a part time gig , and they pay $25 per round trip from their transfer facility to a landfill and back.
I’ve seen how long you wait in line at a landfill.
some of the places pay good and some don’t ,
Like every other job,
You gotta shop around
. I know waitresses who make peanuts and some who make big bucks . -
Most of the waitresses that make peanuts look like elephants. The ones that make big bucks don't!
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I doubt you can pull off 10 round trips in a day!
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Yep.
Same at motels. All of The housekeeping staff are quite un attractive. But only some of the desk clerks are elephants .
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