No proof of OTR experience

Become a member www.OOIDA.com which is a business website for the owner-operator.
I don't know what the dues are these days, but something like $45.00 a year; cheap!

 

Hello call Dan in safety at 334-899-0921 tell him Rachel ask you to call . He might can work with you not sure and your close to them . AMX TRUCKING IN ASHFORD AL .....

 

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Owner Operators
To all aspiring or current owner operators
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This beats any competitor nationwide, and the thing is, YOU DESERVE IT!! Take the final step in your career by securing a spot with our company to ensure you are receiving every dime you rightfully deserve. Every day you wait money is being left on the table and spots are filling quickly, so don't wait any longer.
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I don't think this outfit cares if you have experience or not. They even have their own cdl school and refresher.

 

I was working on a reply before I read yours. You basically covered what I would have advised. I just want to add this.

To @Crossbones : This might sound dumb but it really is not on you to (prove) anything. Just list the information. Even with company's that don't exist any longer it would surprise you what information is out there that can be discovered.

 

Lots of companies offer a refresher course.
Can't use tax records as proof of experience?
I had to get copies from irs when some idiot in a local town tried to get 15 years of local taxes from me!

 

Aren't they across the street from Summerford Trucking?

 

Maybe look into hauling something that's not real valuable and stay local to keep an eye on your other business . I know a guy making $1000 dollars a day to the truck on 200 loaded miles ( 400 total) making 2 loads a day. He hauls trash and has a wet kit to run a walking floor trailer. Most of the guys in my area are leased to big companies that have a hold on the business and they pull there "tipper trailers" and don't need a wet kit. If your willing to put money into a wet kit you could get into dump trailer or walking floor. Maybe talk to a local scrap yard and see if they can give you work maybe hauling scrap cars with there trailer. I know that these options are not the glamorous side of the industry but you can puts some recent safe miles under your belt and keep your insurance cost down hauling low value freight. l

 

Just a simple driving test would prove you have prior experience, its kinda like riding a bike you never forget once you've learnt sure you'll feel abit uneasy when you jump into a 53" juggernaut with 80,000 lbs of cargo however you'll soon feel right at home again in a few minutes.