Need advice

Maybe you can find a local job and live in the RV and be home every day.
Choose a city/town and we'll try to help you find something compatible with that idea.

 

Pilot Thomas Logistics (local & home every day)
This particular ad is for Nevada. This company is all over the place though.
Under the direction of the Mine Supervisor, responsible for the daily operation of a road haul truck in an active mine environment. There are two types of Class A Truck Driver for Ore.
Summary

Under the direction of the Mine Supervisor, responsible for the daily operation of a road haul truck in an active mine environment.

There are two types of Class A Truck Driver for Ore:

1. Ore Haul Driver
2. Ore Haul Driver Trainee (open to new grads)

 

Seriously, you are that desperate that you are willing to dig yourself into a hole and risk even more?

Lease purchasing is for experienced people with years on the road; very few get through a couple of years without losing their a s s e s on an LP. You need to start with a good contract lawyer to explain what the contract says and be very disciplined in managing money and truck maintenance.

Find a local job, anything that can sustain you for a while. It doesn't have to be driving a truck, and honestly, I don't know how many years you have behind the wheel; you don't seem to get the problems with animals in a truck. It is cruel and really dangerous, not only for the cats to be put into a 320 cubic foot space, which is god ***** cruel alone, but also if you get into an accident and it is caused by one or a couple of cats, you are going to be on the hook for more than just losing your CDL.

I am not like others here, I have experience with the bad of animals on the road by drivers. You can not control a lot of situations, and saying you can, you are either lying to yourself or just dumb.

Get a local job.

 

New Employee Orientation Information | ICE

• Retirement annuity for life beginning as early as age 55
• Benefits based on length of service and salary
• Military service may be credited toward FERS (deposit required)
• Vesting after 5 years of creditable civilian service
• Eligibility for survivor and disability benefits after 18 months of civilian service
• Earn Social Security credit while working for the Government
• Government employees are automatically eligible for Medicare Part A at no cost beginning at age 65