My Time At Steven's-Advice: RUN!!!!!

I have probably talked to more drivers than you have miles driven so I can assure you I know what I am talking about. Bedtime but let me get some facts together and we will chat later. Tutaloo!

 

The key to your quote is talked to,talked to,who have you talked to.Drivers that work for Stevens,or drivers that know longer work for Stevens.If you show up on time,dont complain,take the loads they give you,there is no way in hell that you cant avg more than 2200 miles in a week at Stevens.Have you driven for Stevens.Probably not.The only drivers at Stevens that dont get miles,are drivers that dont show up on time,turn down loads,whine and complain,and dont do the things that are necessary to get miles.I.E.THE DRIVERS THAT DISPATCH CANT TRUST TO GET THE JOB DONE.LMAO yOU DONT HAVE A CLUE.Get your facts together,Lol,where are you gonna get your facts from.Gonna talk to somebody,move on dude,I can smell your crap all the way down here in Fort Worth.Wait I gotta talk to somebody.LMAO.

 

If youve talked to more drivers than I have miles,that pretty much sums you up.All you do is talk.All talk and no drive,LMAO,what a joke.

 

Lets see,I ran 150.000 miles just last year,Thats just last year,I train if your wondering.Divided by,365 is what roughly 400 a day.Say you sleep 8 hrs a day.Leaves you 16 hrs.Thats 25 drivers an hr.God you have to be really annoying to talk to that many drivers.What are you doing,hanging out at the bathroom door.Lmao.

 

No obviously you dont know what your talking about.

 

Last week was my first week out solo and I did 2639 miles my first 7 days.

 

I agree with frog. If you keep your nose clean, accept your loads, deliver on time and don't whine, you'll get plenty of miles. I just shake my head at people that seem to think a major freight company is sitting around trying to figure out how to NOT give freight to drivers.
Just reline your hat with some new tin foil and be sure and take your pills.

 

Wow a whomping 150000 miles in one year! How awesome is that! But then again I am much happier running 115000 miles and being home every weekend enjoying time with my family. Work to live not live to work.

 

Trucking is a lifestyle with pay if your an otr driver. New drivers should take note of that.

 

Works for you, but that does not mean it works for everyone.
I live to live, and when one finds something they really enjoy doing, they never work a day again in their life. That is me.