Need job, but running into an issue.

Some temp services might hire you; then you can be picky about automatic transmissions and no-touch freight.
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Alabama Motor Express - 100% no-touch freight
Click here -> Apply On Company Site

 

Celadon dry van -> www.driveceladon.com
Read somewhere that 2020 year trucks are now arriving.

 

Talk with a lawyer about suing your last company. Obviously the accident is hurting your ability to get gainful employment...When your Dr clears you with no restrictions go back to work.

 

I wouldn't say anything about being sidelined.
On your test drive with a new company, just say, "I'm not used to driving such a nice truck."
It'll all come back to you quickly.

 

Yep! My company is getting me into a 2020 next month.

 

I got to drive one for one run. It was really nice....very quiet compared to my 2017.

 

Wait a minute gunny, when you had your accident and completed your rehab, did you have a license restriction place on your license?

If nothing is there, apply to different companies, smaller ones.

These megas (and those with the mega attitude) are horrible unless you are a saint driver.

See many of us do not use dac and if you went through rehab with little or no residue from the accident, it doesn't matter to your future employment, so you would be hirable. I have interviewed drivers like you and know it takes a little bit to get life back together after an accident.

As for your "training", well I assume you are a marine so what did they teach you in the marines?

You need to shed the trainer thing and be proactive on being a safe driver.

You can do this.

 

Just redo the physical. Get one that's clean.

 

I hated my trainer also. She was a total B. But on the bright side. She was also the best.

I can't imagine myself as a trainer. I don't have the patience to teach newbie after newbie after newbie.