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Only time I have been told anything like this is when picking up a super high value load like not long ago i had a truck load of iphones only reason being to watch for someone following me from the shipper.
And anyone dumb enough to rent a truck from prime, england knight and others like them deserve what the get. AKA bottom feeders,
They "lease" a truck from the carrier and make the payments on it only to never own it, They starve them out and release the truck again. Then after they get it paid for they sell it on the used market and the game goes on.
They nickel and dime them to death, That's why you see them driving 55 they have to live off the fuel surcharge,
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To make trucking pay well you need to own your own truck. Do that and get a hazmat license and you can make good money. It’s a great job for those that value bring largely independent and like to drive. If you work for a shit transport company, you get screwed and the CEO gets millions.
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Originally posted by AnthonyS View PostTo make trucking pay well you need to own your own truck. Do that and get a hazmat license and you can make good money. It’s a great job for those that value bring largely independent and like to drive. If you work for a shit transport company, you get screwed and the CEO gets millions.
I work for a smaller fleet and make a good living. It makes no sense anymore, I have excellent insurance. Drive a new truck every year when and if it goes in shop i still get paid for 550 miles a day and put up in holiday inn, You only work for a shit company if you have a bad csa score or dumb enough to let your self stay in that spot then it's on you.
Good csa record and some time under your belt you can do very well. They want you, you don't need them. They are begging for experienced drivers. 180k+ for a truck and trailer the are willing to pay for someone whos not going to put it in a ditch or worse.
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