I hear Swift is a decent place to work at, they always have new trucks and they'll send you home on time... every time. I mean, they'll make you a trainer swift enough, so there's the chance for nicer pay quicker
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Scott Albert
Its a different world out there. I drove in 90's and i know traffic is 1000 times worse now
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Kent A.
Now you can hit the road and e be like most of the drivers and eat poorly, live hand to mouth and spendv every nickel you make, OR you can be disciplined, work hard, save as much as you can and actually get ahead in life.
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Shala April 27
Congratulations 🎈
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Cary Mccord
Stick to your plan and have patient out here on these roads. And some important questions to ask recruiters before going to any companies! Does the truck have power inverter, What's the home time requirement, no force dispatch (NY STAY AWAY Too much traffic hard to find parking) AND NORTH DAKOTA REGION DOING WINTER.WINDY/ ICE UP BAD). Good luck
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Pier Rat
Congrats! Enjoy the ride and welcome to the road!
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Hammer Head
Congratulations and best of luck in your new career, you must best be as crazy as the rest of us
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Jerry Wellspeak🇺🇸 Trump 2016,2020,2024
good luck
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Darrel 831
Don't allow yourself to be distracted while driving. When you least expect it. Expect it!
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Chris Vance
Congratulations
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Richard
Good luck on your new journey. It can be a zoo out here for the stuff we put up with dailey
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Desert Rick Norris
Congrats. Wish I could say the industry was as good as it once was. People as well but there are still good old school drivers out here that will help you if in need rather then laugh at ya. good luck to you and be safe.
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Lawrence Virts Jr
Congratulations. Stay safe. I have been driving for over 26 years. Feel free to contact me with any questions or just to vent.
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Tyren D. M.
Congratulations 👏🏾🎉
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Michael Holloway
Save yourself .... run now ...run fast...it'll be the best decision you'll ever make
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Hidden Philosophies
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Deron Hood
Congratulations
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Robert Wade
Good Luck!
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Curtis Williams
Congratulation, remember common sense goes a long way there, don’t let anyone force you to do something that you think is unsafe, don’t drive on ice, thru fog and smoke
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A Murdock
CONGRATULATIONS!
Be safe out there on that road!
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Harvey Leinbach
Welcome to the party! Never be in a hurry, keep it between the lines, and keep it on the sunny side of life. You'll do well
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Aaron Schumacher
Well I hope it turns out working in your favor. I love driving truck. Other people on the road as well as alot of other steering wheel holders, not so much.
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Zekee Kenneth
Good luck on your new journey
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Jon Waz
Congratulations! 🎉
Take your time, take advice from others, don't be offended, and never be afraid to ask anyone for assistance or advice, slow down in the rain, keep distance, and if it's icy or thick fog, shut it down.
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Abe. BLOCK ALL CATFISH!!! Visscher
Congratulations!!
Welcome to the crazy world of trucking!!
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Reinaldo Rosario
Congratulations 🍾🎉🎊🎈
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Johnny Carroll
Are you looking for a job
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Harold Young
If you’re doing local the bad news is that may require more city driving. You have to be on your game so as to avoid accidents and incidents. Take it slow, plan your routes according to the size and limitations of your truck. Use google maps satellite view to scope out how you will be able to back or pull through facilities for pickups and deliveries. Learning how to back up without hitting anything will be one of the most critical skills you can learn aside from avoiding traffic accidents on public roads. At least you won’t have to deal with all that truck stop nonsense of trying to find a spot to park overnight for your 10 hour rest break. I’m sure your family has already told you about everything I’ve said but we don’t always listen to family so I’m emphasizing here and wishing you the best.
I hear Swift is a decent place to work at, they always have new trucks and they'll send you home on time... every time. I mean, they'll make you a trainer swift enough, so there's the chance for nicer pay quicker