Where should I work with 2 years experience driving?

I read your previous post, and am appalled at what has become, but nothing new really. Bosses have always jumped over a dollar to get a dime. I think we will see more of this as a motel is at least $100 bucks, and companies running on a shoestring, cut where ever they can. This should be a required reading for anyone considering trucking, not some rosy scenario a recruiter may try and shmooze someone with. This is trucking. I'd ask if I could stay in my own truck, it's probably up against a fence anyway. Repair shop may have an issue with that, however. On the whole, doesn't look too good, and a wise choice to do something else. Chinatown will be along soon to help, it's important to say, where you live, type of trucking and so on. He posts so many good jobs, jobs you are more than qualified for, there's really no reason to put up with a shabby company. Good luck

 

Our resident job finder, Chinatown, will be along soon, fact is, he's probably compiling a list right now. A word of caution, Chinatown was an OTR driver, and a lot of his suggestions are OTR. Local stuff is always hit and miss, regional is your best bet and worked best for me.

 

Another item that can help is your home state and closest major city.

 

@Chinatown

 

Eastern PA is ok. I like the desert of Nevada, but this isn't about me...lol.
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Not to pry into personal stuff. here, Why do you want to move to PA?
Family, former home or ?