Anybody out here care to reply, been retired for 4 years, bored want to truck again, have Class A current FedMed, nobody will hire me, even with 43 years experience. Have things changed that much out here.
Retired, question.
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The market is slow but look for smaller places. My last position was a family-owned warehouse with trucking and we preferred older, experienced drivers finding they handled the urban market better than younger guys. Places like this are out there, problem is finding them.
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Yes, I'd consider yourself blessed you were able to retire. Overall trucking is no longer a stable career, too many companies/ politicians trying to drop all of the barriers to entry. You could have a 100 years trucking experience, but most companies only care about the last three years unfortunately.
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The short answer is yes
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Where are you?
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Retired and back to driving part time. Went to a 100 truck fleet, can drive as many or few days as I want. Treated very well.
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There's a lot of dairy hauling I've seen. I've seen a lot of short class b tankers in Wisconsin.
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