Be careful brother thinking you've already learned the job. It's still a whole lot to learn, it's a matter of encountering certain situations then. You never really learn until you fly solo.
OTR not for me. How Do I get into LTL, Linehaul, FedEx, etc?
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by sventvkg, Jan 3, 2021.
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I get that man I really do. I understabd it is what I’m saying. Most people go out on their own a lot sooner than Prime and continue to learn but they survive. So would I.
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I run for Old Dominion in the midwest and we hire with no experience. It's not the dock to driver program it's straight linehaul depending on the need for drivers.
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They do survive, as did I. Don't mean I didn't have some growing pains, albeit painful ones, along the way. I actually dont fault Prime for going with 4 month/60k mile training, whichever it is. There were certain aspects about the job that didn't click for me until the 5 or 6 month mark. I was only with a trainer for a month. It takes several months for most rookies to shed the tendency of trying to alley dock back in every situation.....that's just one example. I do think that there are some road situations that help once you get to the LTL sector.sventvkg Thanks this.
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I applied for a central FL position.gräkken and bryan21384 Thank this.
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When you applied for and accepted the job at Prime, did you do so knowing what the criteria would be in order to become a solo driver (ie, did you know prior to orientation that it would be 60,000 miles)?bryan21384 Thanks this.
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Absolutely. It is what it is and if I were going to stay in Longhaul OTR it would be just fine.
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