I can’t find a single car hauling job out of DFW

One year of car hauling exp req'd.....

OR

2 years of tractor-trlr experience:

Job – Drive 4 Hogan

Location: TX

-- L

 

They're hedging.

Either they want the previous car hauling experience -- or not.

Apply for the job anyway. If you get an interview -- let them bring up the subject of "specialized trailer".

They all deserve atomic wedgies for being so terribly vague.


-- L

 

It's an economy thing. We're in a depression and very unstable. You should just take any local job you can stand and wait for things to (hopefully) improve.

 

Found on indeed - Posted within the last 7 Days

Step Deck Driver- job post
Lone Star Transportation
3.53.5 out of 5 stars
Dallas, TX

Up to $150,000 a year - Full-time


CDL Delivery Driver/Service Specialist - Grand Prairie, TX- job post
Vantive
3080 W Interstate 20, Grand Prairie, TX 75052

$28.08 an hour - Full-time


Truck Driver - Home Daily - CDL A- job post
XPO
3.13.1 out of 5 stars
Fort Worth, TX 76119
$36.10 Per Hour

Local CDL A Truck Driver- job post
AAA Cooper Transportation
3.23.2 out of 5 stars
Dallas, TX 75342

$35.05 an hour

Driver CDL- job post
Mondelēz International
3.93.9 out of 5 stars
Fort Worth, TX

$30.75 an hour - Full-time

Yard Jockey- job post
Martin Brower
(part of Reyes Holdings)
3.33.3 out of 5 stars
400 Patriot Parkway, Roanoke, TX 76262

$31 an hour - Full-time


CDL A Truck Driver- job post
Performance Foodservice
(part of Performance Food Group)
2.82.8 out of 5 stars
5225 Investment Drive, Dallas, TX 75201

From $88,000 a year - Full-time


Driver - CDL A- job post
Sunbelt Rentals
3.33.3 out of 5 stars
3701 Dalworth Street, Arlington, TX 76011

$26.54 - $39.80 an hour - Full-time

 

Indeed is full of fake jobs.

 

Indeed…ope sorry I’ll go back to my corner

 

Can I be honest? The skill required of a dry van driver and a car hauler differs greatly from the driving aspect same with cattle hauling. Be warned if you find lax company requirements you might be stepping into something you cannot recover depending on the circumstances. There are Chicago-like companies in DFW and they run fuel companies and other stuff when you go to leave they will hurt your trucking career put bogus stuff on reports, making you look unhireable. Had a buddy haul fuel there and they want 6 months driving I told him no reputable company only wants 6 months to haul fuel he joined the circus thinking he was lucky well that company found another sucker. They did all kinds of shady things ELD whats a eld they said this is America freedom the list other things was much worse but only started from there he got pulled over and they reported he stole there truck to save from being liable for no eld and bunch other things he got the stolen off his record with a lawyer after he been booked and processed, he left trucking completely.

 

Your point above is well made.

With Hogan....however ....things are a bit different.

I've watched them post for this same job before.

Previously -- it was a job where a newcomer to the auto hauling business could come -- & get the necessary training to get in that side of the industry.

Now -- they've added this cute "specialized trailer" vague nonsense. Well, what does that mean? Flatbed? Step deck? Tanker? Something else? Each of those is its own world....& skill set.

My point is this: stop it with the BS -- either you you're accepting car hauler rookies -- or.... you're not.

@Banker

-- L