Thanx
 

This is helpful information, the reason being is that I recently graduated from a driving school and for the last 3 months I've been looking for a job to no avail.
By reading the bulletin I learned a little bit more of what to expect from companies and waht not.
Thanks again man

The best post
 

You can read an d you can learn from this post. I am very impress.

the driver and the employer, basic job hunting skills
 

very good post, this information should be used for all job's that you apply for.

It is actually applicable to any job.Many employer opens up an opportunity of work but it will also depend on the applicant.There are basic like mention of resume,experience or work history and expertise of skills.A person must have these qualities to be hire as an employee or driver.

I like the way you characterized them as good drivers should be hired.Drivers somehow handle the life of his passenger along the road while driving.They should be responsible,well trained and completely good drivers.

:banghead: Is it that hard to earn a living if you are a team player? Everyone makes it seem near impossible to make a living driving a truck.:banghead:

Thanks Roadhog, I'm leaving 28 years in the financial services to try this, much of what you said is common sence to me BUT when it comes to the Trucking Industry stuff I'm getting bombarded. I'll suck it up and try it for a year. Oh by the way, I know many people said I was crazy but to stay in the financial industry was insane - bit of a culture shock and probably half the income... but what the hell, ya only live once.

Thanks for a very informative post and thread...
 

I'm starting school next week and getting pre-hire interviews right now. I'm so glad I found this post.
It really makes me feel better prepared for the days ahead!

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I agree with these important points.It is the responsibility of every truck driver to follow these points.
Thanks

All the better paying companys Wal-mart, Walgreens, Roadway, Frito Lay, Etc, Etc. Will only hire you with a good driving record and job history. Protect your cdl, dont job jump and get some experience then apply for one these better paying companys. Or continue to work for low wages it's your choice. The future of the Trucking industry will be so strict that only the best will have a job worth a damm. The rest will continue to work for low wages because that's the only job they can get.