Quitting an OTR job and getting back home.
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Jibbajabba, Jun 28, 2025.
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Then take care of the situation.
The possible consequences of "moving forward with what must be" are:
A) Termination
B) Swift reporting the truck stolen
C) Swift putting a "Truck Abandonment" on your HireRight report
D) If you're fortunate, you MAY be able to get a job with some fly by night construction company in town, hauling gravel in a barely legal end dump trailer.
Only YOU can decide if the possible consequences are worth "what must be done".
That's allLast edited: Jun 29, 2025
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hope not dumb twucker Thanks this.
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You’re already ####ed just drive home and ditch the truck wherever you want
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Now....your first #### up was telling them that you wanted to quit. Now they control your destiny. Its weekend dispatch, the baby sitters of the company. Nothing is probably gonna happen til Monday at the earliest. In the future, don't tell a company that you're going to quit. Request hometime first and get your stuff out of there. Then you tell them you want to quit. You'll probably have to wait till Monday morning call your terminal and follow their instructions. Dont move their truck or do anything til you talk to somebody, and don't leave the truck where it's at because you'll #### your career up.econnor65, nextgentrucker, 7speed and 9 others Thank this.
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