Looking for good starting company. (Have criminal record)

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by ShawnDonaway, Nov 28, 2024.

  1. ShawnDonaway

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    03246. Thank you! And thank you everyone else for the help!
     
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    I sent you a private message of a company I worked for if you’re interested.
     
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    LoneRanger Road Train Member

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    It’s good your turning your life around and as @tscottme explained you have a few hurdles.


    Only thing I can say is that this industry will test you, and it will continue to test your patience. Keep your head down on any job you get and put in the work. After a year your prospects will brighten up and if you can survive a few years without issues you’ll start to make some money. try to go into refrigeration or even oversized/overweight that’s where the good money is.
     
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  6. Tb0n3

    Tb0n3 Road Train Member

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    Definitely a good point. Lots of drivers out here with anger issues. You do a lot better if you can roll with the punches instead of punching people. I've definitely heard my fair share of stories of fights between drivers and dispatchers. Just remember, it's a bureaucracy that works with words, not actions.
     
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    CAUTION: To stay in this game, & be a really good truck driver -- you will need A LOT OF PATIENCE.

    Trucks are usually big, slow...& in everyone else's way.

    Respect for this job usually comes in small doses.

    If you can be patient -- even when the world is pushing your buttons -- said patience will later be rewarded.

    -- L
     
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