Ahhh id do almost anything to get out of the food and beverage industry at this point. A year in iraq was the only other thing i have done in the last 13 years since I've started working. I know that i dont have any experience behind the wheel of a truck (other than the 56k lb mrap that i drove in iraq) but this idustry is crap and managing idiot minimum wage employees for 60+ hours a week is crap.
Its baby sitting and problem solving. Then the customer service aspect of it is a freaking joke. I love the idea of working independently and on the road. As i navigate this forum and read about these guys discussing (whining) about the things that stress them out... I think to myself that compared to the #### that i deal with on a daily basis, that would roll down my back.
Have accidents pls help..
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And i dont mean to step on anyones toes by saying there is no real stress or anything like that in the trucking industry. Nor am i a know it all that thinks driving a rig will be a complete piece of cake.
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So say i get the citation dismissed or lessened but the two at fault accidents remain, whats my chances?
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I applied with Prime and was accepted. I ultimately declined their offer. Mainly because I had a squeaky clean MVR, and they still made the process a royal PITA.KajunPie Thanks this. -
So really my only option here is private cdl school and probably a smaller company that may be willing to take a chance on me? I appreciate the help.
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