wow this sucks

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by beezle, Sep 8, 2007.

  1. groundpounder

    groundpounder Road Train Member

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    I feel for ya, Millis did me like that back in '94 when I started out....stick with it and try to do the best you can with time under your belt things will get better..
     
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  3. outerspacehillbilly

    outerspacehillbilly "Instigator of the Legend"

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    Nothing like digging up an old corpse to beat a dead horse! :biggrin_25523:
     
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  4. big wheels

    big wheels Medium Load Member

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    Some companies will hire with 6 months. Like may trucking (otr). Around my area for local drivers I mainly hear two years. If you live around some kind of farms you may have a chance.I've no idea about the pay. don't give up.:biggrin_25513:
     
  5. He who is called I am

    He who is called I am Medium Load Member

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    This thread is so old i thought it was a new one.. :)
     
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  6. txboy10

    txboy10 Light Load Member

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    haven't been in your shoes yet, but it seems like you are very surprised?? maybe it's different once you get out there, but you had to know you will be gone a lot.
     
  7. Team Evans

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    well driving a truck is not just a job its a lifestyle,, its not for everyone and its not easy especially when you are new to it.. also most dispatchers test drivers early on to see how they are..dont let them break you.. and dont let them walk all over you either. if you do leave give 2 weeks notice and make sure you turn in truck don't abandon truck or you will never get another good job.
     
  8. Buster

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    If you have a chance for a local job If I were you I would take it. I have never been OTR. I do once and a while have to sleep in my bunk, but hardly never. You'll be home every nite with the family, you wont have the expence of food and other items. But like Team Evans said, give planty of notice, clean the truck up nice, be polite about it and I would think you'll be fine.
     
  9. Rollover the Original

    Rollover the Original Road Train Member

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    Luvintruckin:
    Look at the top left corner of a post. See the date? Quit trolling the posts and dredging up old stuff! It's been almost 2 years since the last post to this thread! And I bet he's way onto something new! ROFLMAO!
     
  10. big wheels

    big wheels Medium Load Member

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    For me infomation is never old. As new trucker that come in ask question about a topic. There is alot of member are very quick to point out the search button. Than once you find a topic and respond with a question and it get answered. the thread is not dead. I just saying us non medium load members still have question. But we do Thank you for pointing out a date. But there is alot of us who read for infomation. A infomation forum.:biggrin_25526:
     
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  11. 94nole

    94nole Light Load Member

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    Hey Danc,

    Expand on that thought...your knowledge that would make it better now than it was then.

    Thanks
    Nole
     
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