What's the easiest local job to get in LTL?
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by authentic251, Aug 24, 2018.
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Central Transport is pretty good, you might have to have 3months but they are decent, I started when I had six months overnight running hub to hub was paid $89 for a 3hr drive from Syracuse to Albany then got 2 hours dock pay at $25 an hr all forklift work then $89 to run back to Syracuse from Albany then another 2 hours dock time $25 an hrauthentic251 and Chinatown Thank this.
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Submit a job application or simply ask for a pre-hire letter. You'll still have to submit a job application though, to get the pre-hire letter.authentic251 and jlawson1979 Thank this.
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Some companies offer them but some don’t. If you can get in touch with a recruiter at the company you’re applying to tell them that you’re about to go to driving school and would like a pre hire letter. If they don’t offer a pre hire explain your ticket and anything else that’s in your background. I believe most companies go back 5 years on tickets and possibly 10 years for a dui. Don’t let this discourage you’ll find something.authentic251 Thanks this.
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Sounds good
Currently have apps in at a few ltls from this summer. Some have denied and others are still "under consideration". I will do the things mentioned in this post and apply to all companies mentioned here and go from there.Chinatown and jlawson1979 Thank this. -
I know you said that OTR isn’t an option but if nothing else works out you could look at Schneider. They have a regional ltl position that gets you home a couple of days a week and weekends from what their website states. I believe they can also help you receive your cdl.
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Try the beer companies they are the bottom feeders in pay around here at least but you can get experience till that ticket falls off your record
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As soon as the new contract goes through, we will have a revamped dock-to-CDL driver program. No-one is opposing this aspect of the new contract----only areas that involve money (this is a whole 'nother topic for another thread.......) UPSF.
2) Also, apparently we do hire drivers with less than 1yr experience..........or no experience (?) May depend on the terminal? Met one recently. -
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