truck driving for prime

Funny how everyone speaks of these trucking companies in the past tense. No one ever stays with them.

 

"Prime Circus Barker" telling the "Naysayer" how to make "tons of money" hauling cheap Freight! It's easier for Prime to get a new driver to do things their way, rather than deal with a crusty ol' experienced driver who expects to be paid more.

 

I cant imagine why a driver would expect to get paid....

 

Where the hell've you been allycatt? Been gettin' absolutely calm around here.

 

Prime must be over paying their Drivers. Prime hasn't been at the top of the Bad Discussion Board for about three weeks.

 

Didn't stay with them because I got a job offer at home workin for a construction company I couldn't refuse.

Turns out I should have and may be returning to Prime.

Nice assumptions you made however.

Bravo.

 

Don't worry! There'll be some looser come along with a story of woe he created for himself, and won't take responsibility for the mistakes he made. Much easier to show up here and blame it all on whichever company he drove for...

 

Hey IP, your O key is stuck... AGAIN!

 

ironpony can you please just stop with the insults and slams. If you are happy with Prime great. I can't see how you make money being on this site all the time. Some have had good experiences with Prime some have not. So let's just stop with all this back and forth slamming and move on to the purpose of this site. It started with questions and answers. Now it's turned childish.

 

I came on this site looking for answers to a question i have. All i have seen is arguing back and forth. So could someone please answer my question. My husband is leaving Prime. We live in CA. They want him to drive his truck back to Springfield. They have a terminal in Salt Lake, Utah. What would happen if he just dropped off his truck in Salt Lake and not take it all the way to Springfield? If someone could please help me with this question? Thank you