New Cdl driver& owner operater

3 months experience doing what exactly? Are you sure this is a good idea with the current economical climate??

 

May be someone knows about this company that runs ads to hire "New driver 0/0's"
safer.fmcsa.dot.gov
SAFER Web - Company Snapshot DIXON CONTINENTAL …

DIXON CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT LLC : DBA Name: Physical Address: 12229 S ASH AVE JENKS, OK 74037 Phone: (918) 804-8009 : Mailing Address: 12229 S ASH AVE JENKS, OK 74037-4974 USDOT Number: 3668208 : State Carrier ID Number: MC/MX/FF Number(s): MC-1270936 : DUNS Number:-- Power Units: 1 : Drivers: 2 : MCS-150 Form Date: 06/29/2021
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Sometimes what you post just boggles my mind.

Not in a good way.

 

I can only imagine my insurance brokers face if I told her I was bringing on an o/o with a 3 month driving history. That said, I’m pretty sure one of those Crash-o-Matic Express operations would have a Driver Trainer with 5 or 6 months of experience to bring him up to speed. I can’t ####ing believe what this industry has come to.

 

One day I was approached by a warehouse worker where I delivered to.
He planned to get his license, buy a truck and sign on with a company. He asked me what to look out for by choosing a carrier.
I straightened out his planned pattern. Get the license, find a carrier to work for and then get a truck.

He seemed to understand what I said.

 

I can't help it I gota ask... what kinda of truck did you buy ? and do you have truck payments ? Better yet do you have insurance ??

 

Don't even consider owning a truck until you have worked as a company driver for a couple of years. 80-90% of new CDL drivers quit before they work for 1 full year. Let someone else pay the truck expenses while you decide if you like the job and let you learn enough to MAYBE make a profit. You are going to need tens of thousands of dollars and some credit as an O-O. Steady work and paying your bills is the best way to get credit.