Hello! looking for a path️

Certainly not, as that wouldn't make sense, right? (you'll have to re-read friend) I was referring to what Chinatown stated regarding that the problem with car hauling is the UAW and strikes. If there are strikes on the production side, then there are less vehicles to haul in this segment of transportation, which equals less stability and less money hauling.

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This is indeed interesting, thanks very much for the lead friend!

 

Awesome and congrats on that: So overall (even though you've just started in this mode of transport) you'd say you do fairly well with respect to pay, no?

As in: I went to the DMV... I took the tests... I passed the tests (doubles/triples, tankers etc...), and now they are officially on my CDL A PERMIT (I do not have a license yet). Have you been enlightened friend?

 

@Coffey that's good man, I'm glad that you're on the path you want.

Are you referring to long haul on livestock?

Also, what made you chose livestock over say, tanking or flatbed?

I'm not sure what the issue is, concerning yourself... either reading comprehension (lack thereof) or a malicious drive to create unnecessary conflict... In either case, I'm very sorry but I've not the desire, nor time to go back and forth with you over what has already been stated multiple times.

When did I say I was licensed?... I LITERALLY just told you that: I have a CDL A PERMIT (I do not have a license yet).... Am I wording this incorrectly, regarding what is on my permit? Someone please mediate here @Chinatown

@Capacity since you've edited your post, I'll reply to what you misunderstood again: from your quote "Thought it was go get your training and then test at the DMV , driving , skid pad , backing , it surprises me that the state you live in would turn you loose on the highway with a trainer thats only there for a expanded paycheck meaning the more miles you drive the more money the trainer makes."

Friend... read what I've written and understand what I say: I have a CDL A PERMIT (I do not have a license yet) Furthermore, I have NOT been to a training school or program yet (i.e. I do not and have never had a trainer yet). I have not driven a truck on the road yet (i.e. nobody, my state included, has as you say, "turned me loose on the highway"). I really do not know what you're going on about.

I cannot be any clearer than the above stated.

 

I'll have to research livestock then (was definitely not on my radar tbh)... However, if it makes dollars... it certainly makes sense!

Cheers brother!