The only company in the area I have my foot in the door at is a local towing company. The owner is a family friend and what not, you know the jist.
I could land a job with them no problem. There are other companies around here I have talked to that desperately need drivers, and it's all regional stuff.
I doubt I'll have any trouble finding some sort of a job, and I'm willing to start out the bottom and work my way up.
Owner Operators think buying a truck is expensive, haha, try funding a recording studio and keeping it up to date. If you don't do that, prepare to work for someone else having them charge you a rental fee. I charged $40 an hour, after rental fees, I was down to about $15 an hour. Sometimes less when I was struggling for money and started cutting deals just to make it by. Save up money, open my own place, continue chargin $40 an hour, make the career out of it I always wanted. Drive a truck to get there.
Where to start to become a trucker?
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by ZHillyard, Oct 30, 2008.
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