Would you get off the truck?

have you asked the company or whomever about a flat bed trainer?

Request someone else, what have you got lose, more time?

 

When I checked into the swift flatbed side they were extremely light on flatbed trainers that there was a waiting list. Before I come over to p&s I considered going to swift just to be a trainer because I felt like I could make a difference in the quality of trainees that they put out, then I remembered how much I hate people

 

Is the "felony assault" in the future(after you wail on the mentor) ? Or is it in the past.Anyway,I would run like hell.Maybe get a new trainer.JMO

 

I spoke to my recruiter and someone at Swift last week at the New Boston Michigan terminal and both told me there was no shortage flatbed trailers up here in Michigan. Come up here to run your flatbed experience. Food for thought

 

I'm good, p&s pays decent and their insurance is some of the best coverages with the least cost associated that I've seen since getting into driving 2 years ago. Like it here, no reason to leave

 

Run away to a flatbed company, if you want to do flatbed work. But, remember there are lazy ######## everywhere. And the chances of getting stuck with one at a mega are pretty #### good.

I'm convinced that anyone with over two years exp., who is working at a mega is just an incompetent douche.

 

now the op knows where and whom to go, he might get in some winter time yet provided there's enough of _____ to go around

 

Yes.

 

OP, I had a trainer that didn't teach anything winter started with him in spring weather, a come winter, i asked a few questions here and there and watched others . I'm still alive, havent hurt anyone or crashed to date.