Sorry, you get 90 days - Laid-off next month.

WOW! that isn't good, I would certainly find ya something! I am sure there are companies that will take you with the 3 months that you have, It being clean and clear, I would certainly go for it. I wish you luck, I've been through the sick mom thing and had to come home. Good Luck!

 

sorry c/jade the changes might move you up now you have some in cold field work,look close around there for another job like you are driving now.

 

Sorry to hear this

 

Man thats horrible! Best of luck to you and I hope you find something quickly.

 

Sorry to hear about this CJ. Idk what CO has for can work but that may be an option for you. Some intermodal companies like TSL can get you home every night and they don't pay to horribly. Usually you don't have to have a whole lot of experience either. If you've got a clean MVR sometimes they will make an exception as well. Sorry to hear about the lay off that really sucks but don't give up. It wouldn't hurt to throw in applications for local jobs you don't necessarily qualify for either. Hey the worst thing they can say is no. But you don't know if they'll give you a shot if you don't try. and if its local work they can't say much about insurance. They all insure under 1 year drivers if its less than 100 air miles...even them sneak jerks at great west will insure a rookie if its under 100 air miles.

 

Good advice. Google : intermodal/drayage companies in Denver.

 

having an advanced notice is not always common. I remember finding out after showing up for work one day 5 days before turkey day, that us 5 drivers had no more loads on our dedicated run. you are lucky to get that much of of notice in advance, have some time to plan. I know it may not make you feel better, I wish you the best.

 

So sorry to hear this bad news C Jade. I share your (temporary) pain and can relate, as I was laid off about 3 weeks ago.
Keep your head up and keep looking forward! There's already some good suggestions re. intermodal.
Also scout out all the LTL's in your area. Some may be small and fly under the normal name-recognition radar.

It's just a temporary setback and this may be for a better reason, yet to be seen.

I know you can search Google & other venues, but a quick search on Google Maps comes up with these LTLs.
You can do the same with intermodal and other areas of drayage/trucking. At least these keep you local.
LTLs near Denver

 

Sorry to hear about your situation OP, but the bright side of the coin is they gave you plenty of notice and they should also be in position to give you a recommendation.

Doing searches on Google Maps is an invaluable method. I've used it for market research, finding Walmarts or customers, motels, etc.