JBS Carriers Regional should i go with it?

I wish I'd have read this before I opened my Dr. Pepper, LoL~! 'sploosh' sound, goes here! BTW, I wish you well, O/P. I've encountered some JBS drivers on the reefer side through my years, no complaints whatsoever. Professional, in my recollection.

~@88 Alpha Yessir, we have had our shenanigans to say the least.. 'Boxes (or the lack of)' .. 'Right Turns' (Thanks, @Thull << still love ya, bro ) and my now defunct G, B, and O/T thread..... I still try to be a productive member of this society, y'all~!

I try to be a go'to guy, O/P. China 'really' has it when it comes to companies, and who work(ed/s) where, and all that jazz, and I have no clue; I'm not a walking rolodex, haha!

I've NEVER hauled livestock, either processed or non. Probably the ONLY thing i've not endeavoured in, tbh... The options are probably here, in Ohio, but I'm comfy with the skin I'm in. Took me MANY years to get this 'local/regional' intrastate gig, that pays rather well, with the notches in my belt.

ps: @88 Alpha , you rock, sir~!

Tomcat

 

I'd do the 'refresher' tbh... how much experience do you have, overall? Bullhauling is a line of work of it's own. Kinda like pulling tanks; a sort of a 'surge.'

Heck, what's one week 'paid' to run with somebody showing you the ropes? (No pun intended, LoL..)

 

I'd go with JBS Carriers to get a few months experience; then shop around. You're wasting valuable time being a pessimist.

 

Schneider offers refresher training if you’re interested in dry van. But if it were me I’d much prefer to be driving a JBS truck.

 

Does JBS offer tuition reimbursement, maybe they can help you out? FFE offers a refresher I believe in Chicago Heights and they may have a regional opportunity.