Worried about possible scam from USA Truck

It's really all over the board. I've arrived to the shipper, or the town of the shipper, days ahead of time. I've arrived within 15 minutes of my appointment. I understand your concern but this is just one of those things that you don't wanna loose any sleep over.

Communications with the dispatchers/FM's are very important. If you have a load and know that you'll be there two days ahead of schedule you want to call dispatch and see if there's something that can be done. A lot of times there is, especially if the trucking company has multiple terminals. This is a bridge best crossed once you get to it.

 

Lets just say this, I am at a shipper now. My load time is not till 7 in the morning.

When I trained, I used to tell all my trainees (I never called them students) to get to a stop as early as you can. Get your 10 hr break on the customer's property. If not on their property, as close as they can so they will have a full day the next day.

It really is not that hard. Every person starting out will be intimidated to an extent.

Not to worry...

 

Woman!!!!!!! they worry to much!!!!! obvious wherever your husband goes he will need to be trained,his trainer will or should show him all the things he needs to know.and if he has problems just ask help You asking all this stuff for him online isnt gonna help much at all.he dosent know how to read a map and hes had his cdl for 3 years and hasent bothered using it OVER THE ROAD TRUCKING IS A LIFESTYLE NOT JUST A 9-5 JOB!!!!!!!