Leonard's Express gamble

I have a friend that is dealing with the VA over a serious medical issue that developed after a minor surgery...I have to say, as a civilian, I am less than impressed with how the VA does things, and the quality of care our troups get after putting their life on the line for the country.

 

I know vets who've had only good experiences with the VA.
My father is one and some high school friends and my cousin.

My cousin started getting sick a few years after returning from Vietnam. Out of control diabetes; lost the tips of all toes and fingers, then kidney failure. The VA paid all his medical expenses including two kidney transplants. He eventually lost the battle and died.
While experiencing all that, he acquired a college degree and became a high school football coach.

 

Are you happy where you are now -- or would you rather be driving a truck again?

-- L

 

Thanks for everyone who shared their experience with Leonard Express. My last company just closed down their whole OTR division so I'm looking for a job and Leonard's is my top choice RN unless they don't accept me. It's been really helpful to see your experience. Nice to know that I can expect good miles and a true OTR experience.

 

if you have over the road truck driving experience, check out double J Transport who does contract with Leonard's express. they are burgundy freightliners pulling Leonard's express trailers.

 

I've actually applied to them too lol because it's like, double my chances right haha.

What exactly differs with them? Heard someone online say that Double J is worse but nobody knows you're a dog on the internet so...

 

Website doesn't show what is required to drive for Double J.

 

I applied and got them on the phone, and I qualify. They need 6 months of experience.

(EDIT: my bad, it's actually 1 year experience. Misremembered)