Thinking about quitting...

And you want some cheese?

 

Gotta pay your dues. Some get lucky from the start, most gotta get that time.

 

With your one week experience, I think you may have a hard time finding another driving job. But, maybe not.

My advice would be stick it out for at least a few months. Potential future employers will look at length of time on job, and 6 months is about a zillion times better than a week.

 

it's going to be the same with od or saia. long hours and tight schedules

 

Load of bs. YOU DONT HAVE TO PAY YOUR DUES.
Another big myth out hear that a new driver has eat a hefty trash bag full of cow dung.
Be treated with total disrespect by trainer s dispatchers ect.ect.

 

You just need to speak up for yourself and let them know nights aren't good for you And it's not a safe stitsuation for you and the motoring public.

Check with the LTL companies in your area , many of these companies have started NEW DRIVER TRAINING programs.
For p&d and linehaul. But if nights are that bad for you is forget about a linehaul gig. Not that there isn't any day shift runs at ltl companies but in general it takes a long while to get one.

 

And nights