In need of work

One world has a yard behind the Detroiter and they will run you from there to Ohio or Indiana. day cab work. pay per mile, not the highest in town, but the work is easy and they require little to no experience. friend of mine works for them from the Canadian terminal and drops trailers there. it is mostly drop and hook.

 

Call them

 

You don't have the exp companies you've applied to need ok fine go with a started company and get the exp.A couple months with your first company is still considered a new driver.Or use your determination to your advantage and talk to companies in person.

 

about 3 months

 

You're qualified for dozens of companies:
Abilene Motor Express
Danny Herman Trucking
USA Truck
Don Hummer Trucking
NTB Trucking
Veriha Trucking - runs eastern half of USA & home weekends
Green Transportation - Holland,Michigan - teams to the west coast.
R.E. West Trucking - terminal Grand Rapids - dry van
Fischer Trucking
Kuperus Trucking
Sunset Logistics - www.sunsetus.com
Nick Strimbu Inc.
Calex Logistics

 

I really hope your grand design is an encyclopedia - in part so you can catch a break from people who refuse to do their own leg work and in equal part so you can have a TTR legacy (which is rightly deserved) which you can get stickied and update every now and then at your leisure.

I've said it before; I'll say it again: @MACK E-6 - China, own forum. China's Corner, or some other quippy phrase which indicates that: this is the guy with the company info.

I also hope @x1Heavy writes a book. But that's a story (rant) for another time.

 

I know exactly where the Detroiter is. If the one company is behind that facility, I think it's awesome.

Ive been going to the Detroiter for like 30 years and could not ask for a better eating place and parking where necessary.

I also recall a McKesson Distribution south side of Detriot where they run small hopalong vans to deliver a few pallets at a time into hospitals. and such.

As far as the book, Self publishing is around 4000 dollars all told. I don't think enough copies will sell

It won't take much to say build a work of fiction for children based on I can fly for trucking It's getting harder to find living locations in situ where they have the same enviuronment, food etc for 40+ years if not outright dating to world war one.

 

I'd proof read and run edits by you for free.
Just tolerate a ton of questions - minds-eye to lyric can be tough to mash.... but you're colorful.

I think the hardest part would prob be getting drivers to read... ####, most of them don't even read signs.... *sigh*

 

Kamil there are a lot of companies looking for drivers around here, I would make a list of companies that are in Taylor, Dearborn, Romulus and a few others cities, then go visit them. Don't ask if they have openings, ask for an application and fill it out. You can also try a temp agency in Dearborn and fourteenth avenue who haul containers.

 

MTS might hire you
But don't take that as a recommendation.