I need help looking for a company to help me train

There's not one school that's perfect.You should stay with Swift and tell them you need more training.How is swift soose to know you're having a tough time if you don't tell them.

 

She's right, but I think she meant "supposed" to know .. maybe "soose" is new slang, idk.

 

Quit making fun of my typing.

 

Your mentor gets paid .01 per mile you drive after upgrading. If you get off of their truck and into another trainer's truck, that trainer will spend between 50-100 with you, getting paid for all of your miles and theirs for that 50 hours and then get that .01 bonus for every mile you run over the next 6 months. That's why your trainer isn't willing to say you need more time after 200 hours.

Call your driver development coordinator and tell him or her that you need an additional 50 hours and you aren't confident in your backing or whatever it is. If the development coordinator doesn't do anything about it, call Phoenix and ask to speak to someone in Safety.

1-800-800-2200 ... let them know the situation. They will deal with it swiftly, so to speak. If you want to speak to someone in particular, I recommend Dan Lauletta. His card is pictured above.

 

Better get out the contract i'm assuming you would of been made to sign one and read the small print first check to see what "get out " clause they may have put in however if there is none you may only be left with 2 choices either leave now and have to pay for your training fees up front or continue with them for the term of the contract. Either way it sounds like a very bad deal

 

Go to celadon they have a great training program & you will make 34cent per mile while in training.

 

Till next week, when they go broken arrow...