Should I stay? They keep canceling my loads every week or two.
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by ExoGeniVI, May 28, 2024.
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I only made $400 this past week.
But it'll get better because I've seen it.Last edited: May 28, 2024
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a good boss and atmosphere were always worth money to me
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Deliver pizza for shop thay has own cars
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Poor thing would probably break down lol. It already shakes when driving over 65mph. It's the only vehicle I have and I don't have the time to fix the little things that go wrong with it. The shop I go to wants you to schedule service two weeks ahead because they are busy. I don't trust anyone else to work on it.
Last place I used they couldn't even balance my tire and they left the oil cap on my engine... Completely incompetent. -
You’re comfortable. Nothing wrong with that. Except for when a load gets canceled. Then your money is hurt. You might want to figure out how to make your situation work while things are still comfortable.
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My buddy lives in Greensboro and he's been trying to find a local gig himself. He was looking at Foodliner for a while, why he didn't take that one I'll never know. At least you're close to a year. I'd look at Averitt, Venture Express, or any flatbed outfit there. If you can learn to secure and tarp loads, you're in the flatbed capital of the country. Alabama has all kinds of opportunities for flatbed and you can still be home frequently.
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