Will this qualify me

A left seat driver? As opposed to a right seat driver? Either I am not awake yet or your post is a little confusing. So you are going to run for 90 days as a solo driver and then they will let you run as a team? Whether you are running as a solo driver or a team driver as long as you are behind the wheel of a tractor trailer are over the road and are legally logging your activities then you are accruing time behind the wheel as experience. This should count as experience anywhere you go as long as it is verifiable.

 

i'm just glad he didn't say,

"left wing"

or

"right wing"..........

 

I don't think it should matter. Any amount of driving time should count.

 

left seat.........driver either solo or team

right seat..........co-driver of a team.

obviously, the recruiter hasn't seen the inside of a truck, much less know it's seating arrangements.........or terminology.......

 

"Trucking is hard to get going" because a trucking company puts you in charge of over $100,000 of equipment (with high value loads in the trailer)... they trust you to run down the US highways where, your mistakes, could possibly kill or injure dozens of people.

Thousands of new drivers wash out because they can't handle the lifestyle or the equipment. They cause millions of dollars in damage due to their unsafe driving...

That's why "trucking is so hard to get going"...

 

exp is exp regardless keep track of you miles that you drive (keep all your log book) just remember the first year is the hardest.

 

Trucking aint hard to get into lol, its about the easiest thing ever. Once you have a year or so in, youll know for the rest of year life a new job is only a few days and a phone call away. Pay your dues, put your time in, and a year from now youll be laughing about this.