Quitting one company for another.

Just DO NOT pick up a load and then drop the truck off with them. Make sure it's empty! If you get a load, deliver it. It's not the customers fault that you two aren't getting along and they don't deserve to suffer for it. I personally would give plenty of notice, if they kick you out they kick you out but at least you know you tried to be an adult about it and do the right thing. Your dac won't get ####ed up because you delivered your last load and gave them notice before dropping the truck where they wanted.

 

Fill your tanks with fuel before you give notice if intend on dropping it off. Sometimes companies shut your card off pronto and there you are. No longer a employee with 10 gallons in tanks unable to do anything.

 

Hope you chose wisely for a new company, so you're not in another mess soon.

 

That company has a very good reputation.

 

Contact Western Express on your Qualcom and say "you're resigning; where do you want the truck returned? Let me know ASAP."
That's all the notice you need to give.
Try to print or take screenshot of your last 8 days of logs and of your messages concerning resigning.
If you can't get a copy of the logs; don't sweat it. Just get to work with your new company and they'll know how to deal with it.

 

That's good. Otherwise every time you hear Blue Moon over Kentucky you would think of WE...

 

Drivers who unwisely quit without a orientation flight ticket in hand or whatever it is... no wonder they sit and cry #### on the rain... It's on them.

YOU on the other hand have a golden ticket as it were, good luck in your new company.