My time out really depends on my needs. I have stayed out as little as 2 weeks to as long as 5 weeks. Sometimes I get back a couple of days early so I will do a couple of short runs (200 - 300 miles).
Swift is a good company
Discussion in 'Discuss Your Favorite Trucking Company Here' started by zedanny, Sep 20, 2008.
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Thanks for the info
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I'm talking to a recruiter from Swift at the Millington, Tenn. acadamy about training at their facility. Can anyone tell me anything about this place?
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well for anybody going in now its been changed from 6 wks to 240 hours which will average out to 4 weeks roughly as long as your a decent driver
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Dude why do you think you have to down Swift? Oh I see you must have tried to screw them over
then you got caught. It is not Swift as a company it was you! I drive for them after 10 years and he is not making that up. Swift has not done me wrong but i have had some people afilliated with them try but I do not take any crap from anybody especially drivers like you so when you grow up and learn to be a professional or a grown adult then try another company and see if you can screw them.
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Just stay open minded and most important of all Listen and learnwhat they are teaching you. If you try toknow it all you will not make it
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do you have a family and do you smoke?
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I went to the Millington Acadamy two years ago. I drove for Swift for a little over a year. 9 months as a company driver and 4 months as a owner operater. (if you can call it that.) My advice is this, go to the school, drive for them at least one year keep a positive attitude DO NOT LEASE PURCHASE A TRUCK, the price is so rediculous I literally had to drive my but off just to make the fuel, insurance and truck payments EVERY WEEK. Being a company driver I had GREAT insurance and had a lot of fun making good money (after a couple raises.) I mean you don't start off high pay cause you gotta learn first. I am actually thinking I might try to go back as a company driver.
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I do agree with this statement 150% Come on back they probibly will re-hire you
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