If you haven't been fired from your last employer, stay with them. Having a rollover that early in your career is a career ending accident.
trying to find a job after accident
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by lazriel1988, Dec 18, 2014.
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i am being pressured to make more money even though it is the slow season. me and my wife and kids had to move in with my mom during my period of unemployment and she doesnt understand that i will make more when the weather impproves and says i need to find another job. and i have a moveout deadline of febuary -
just about every company i can find on the internet. almost all of them want 6 mnths to a year OVR exp after the accident but i cant get that exp because i dont have that exp...if that makes senseMilkman719 and Chinatown Thank this. -
With only 9 months of truck driving experience you will find it next to impossible to find anyone that will give you a 2nd chance.
You may find some owner operator with a few trucks that may hire you, but any of the larger companies wont touch you. This is
a very unforgiving business. Even a driver with years of experience will have trouble finding another driving job after a rollover
accident. You are now considered a high risk driver and they think if you did it once you will do it again-or an even worse accident.
Just ask yourself, if you owned a trucking company would you hire a driver who had a major accident after only 9 moths of driving?Dinomite Thanks this. -
probably not but i would at liest consider it on a case to case basis
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yah it does. bet bet is to call local companies. best wishes
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