New schneider driver started in May this year in the flatbed division ( New account). 73 a mile day 1 plus 150 tarp pay per load yes $150.00 tarp pay dedicated route southern area Monday through Friday average weekly pay so far bring home 1,680.00 I'm pretty happy 😊
That's pretty ballin.. I've been seeing everywhere Schneider is the "low" payer of the starters.. but idk anymore bc every mega has such mixed reviews from people
Experience that is your most important step as a beginner. Go with the company with the longest training. Inconvenient at first bc your eager to get on your own. But you have to set yourself up for success first.
"Go with a company that has a terminal close to you" Best advice! I was that guy going crazy searching around for the best one to start with. This was by far the best advice! Thank you!
I appreciate your outlook tbh! My husband has 3 months of exp so far and every video ive seen is so freaking pessimistic! So, thank you for not getting up here and grumbling about the industry. Every industry has pros and cons, and i wish people would realized that more
I’m a new cdl driver with no experience i had a bad experience with a company but it was the trainer not the company but i did end up learning after 3 weeks over the road I applied at Schneider and im hoping i get the job your video made me feel better about my decision so thank you
As a new graduate, I have been under incredible pressure for the last 10 days about which company to choose. After this video, everything became easier for me. I was able to breathe. Thank you bro.
21 years trucking, and I started out with CRST. I had a blast and I learned a lot! So yeah, I recommend them as a starter. I really enjoy your positive advice and energy. Subscribed!
@@emilopucci8962 it’s been about 20 years ago, but it was a step up from working at the liquor store! I think you could probably make enough money to set out on your own
I know that this video is two years old, but this is a very informative very well put together and accurate. What you said was 100% ! I decided that I wanted to get my CDL and I’ve been doing extensive research looking at companies and what they offer coming in. I agree about the same thing with these companies for new grads, with maybe a slight difference. That is the perfect way to describe it. I don’t think that enough people do good and accurate research before they take these jobs and then get upset when it’s not what they expected. I see many videos on TH-cam like that. You have to know the right questions to ask the recruiters. I say that because there is not a lot of transparency in the job descriptions with some of these trucking companies. I also don’t think that OTR is for everyone and there are companies that will hire you for local runs, but you really have to dig for them and it depends on the area you live in.
Your last point about “don’t go crazy” racking your brain over which of these companies to join helped so much. I have narrowed down my choices to either a local CDL school depending on what jobs they can help me find upon completion, or Schneider’s program. Thank you!
You spoke well. I'm a former swift driver. They gave me my opportunity, I made the best of it! Today I have a perfect driving record, on time delivery , etc. Everything is a tool. Some master their tools, and others don't. I eventually moved on and driving for a smaller company. I feel what people need to do is focus on the Greater purpose. I was proud just to be driving truck and was determined I wasn't going to become a video ...because unfortunately No one films those who execute some backing skills and you know there are plenty of those. Have a blessed day!
Thank you. I agree with you. These companies do not have to be the end all-be all! It’s a great opportunity to use for experience and then you can move on to more lucrative opportunities. Blessings your way as well!
Thank you for your honesty. I don't have as many years as some to worry about the "long haul" so whatever company hires me will probably be it for the duration.. I'm 62, and finally fulfilling my dream of 45yrs! Did what I had to do, raising a family etc....now it's my time. Enrolled for classes starting in July, and hope to be driving by my 63rd bday! It's been an adventure so far getting ready physically for the job. Just call me the Steel Cowgirl!! 😀
It is never too late! I saw a man who was 75 when I was updating my medical card. He’s still trucking and was looking to retire soon. Best of luck to you on your new journey!
Good to hear you finally fulfilling your dreams. I'm 34 & about to join a starter company with the intentions of becoming an O/O in the near future. I guess it's never too late ⌛ ⏰ ⌚ 🚫
Very wise advice. There is no perfect company. Pick one you can work with and stay with them. Build your seniority and vacation pay. The benefits you lose by changing jobs add up.
I got lucky and was hired by a smaller local company to start my career instead of joining a mega carrier. Right now I’m running one run every day, 3-4 hours out, same back. Once I have another few weeks experience and get my hazmat (in process) I’ll be going out 2-3 overnights per week. $.52 per mile to start, a raise per mile after getting hazmat. Fully paid health care, per dime for overnight trips, demurrge pay. Only downside is old equipment, but they are big enough to have a fully staffed shop.
@@brandonssexton Dude,I loathe trucking. I'm having nightmares about being forced back into it. Wish I had a trade. That's the way to go. Driving miles and miles while being treated like 💩 and surrounded by road tards is brutal.Not to mention the unhealthiness and solitude.
I really appreciate your even-handed advice on the starter companies, the lack of negativity and bashing, the practical advice of choosing one with a closer terminal (how to check that?), and your presentation style is absolutely top notch. I've watched several of your videos, and they've all been very good. You've earned a subscriber!
I love this video, after 6 months to a year of researching companies I just realized that the average trucker is a complainer. Mostly because a lot of new bloods get into the industry because they're lazy and they think it's going to be an easy job just driving from point A to point b. Still though, I'm having trouble finding a company because of all the negative reviews from truckers on the companies I look at. At this point I'll probably just jump on a random company or Werner because they caught my eye when I was in school
I’ve been researching trucking companies too. Most of the time I try not to let others negative opinion determine what I think about the company. Just because someone has had their personal issues with a company doesn’t mean I will have the same issues.
Thank you for this video! I'm trying to get my CDL and truth be told, any job will have the negative folks complaining about the work load or all the things in the world that doesn't go their way. All the jobs I was formally employed I made the best out of it. It's not about the job, it's the ppl you have to work with💯💯💯
Hey man I'm with Warner. I'm in the 800,000 right now. You're the first guy that finally said these companies are all the same. The company figures you either get it or you don't. If you're just chasing a buck get out of this business. Finally somebody that gets it
You make 800,000? I just want to make a good living. I don’t have my cdl. I’m looking to find the right one. To help me get too that goal. Any good advice to give me?
It’s always about the money bud we didn’t get into this business to Lally around …what it really comes down to is your mindset you bring into this industry.
Man this is probably the most positive and encouraging trucking video i've seen. I drove for Werner and I couldn't have asked for a better trainer. My experience with them was pretty amazing except for having for running into snow on my 1st load as a trainee😀.
Great advice! 🙌🏾 I’ve been stressing about finding a company that’s “right“ for me with my 3 months of experience lol but after watching this video you’ve motivated/inspired me to keep going… What you said about finding a company who’s terminal is close to home is brilliant! You have no idea the amount of stress I’ve been putting myself under. smh THANK YOU! 🙏🏾
Subscribed. Thanks for the advice I got my CDL in April then took off for a 43 long vacation overseas and now im back and it’s time to find a job lol and it’s lowkey been stressing me out cuz I also have to submit my disability paperwork since I was in the army and navy but anyway. I appreciate the advise, enough so I felt the need to leave a comment
Agree with the find a company with terminal close to home. I say get 6 months at least. If you like the company stay. But you'll make more money somewhere else after 6 months
Dude. You hit the nail on the head! I’ve been researching and over analyzing for 9 months now! I’m finally starting school on Saturday and been looking at stuff again trying to decide. I’ve found people that love these companies and ones that hate them. I like the idea of finding one with a terminal close to me! Thanks for the positive vibes!!!
2 weeks ago I decided I wanted to try and get my CDL I was watching alot of videos on trucking and by far your video was the best. I'm really nervous but I think I'm going to give swift a try
Much appreciated! It’s okay to be nervous going into it because my wife and I were nervous when we got our CDL. If you are patient with yourself and see it to the end, you’ll do fine
I always wanted to be a truck driver as a kid, but went into policing now Im retired and a network engineer. But all of a sudden Im getting all these trucking videos. You put up some great, common sense points and I encourage anyone actually getting into this business to listen to this dude.
I’ve been trucking for 7 yrs now but currently just started school for computer science. Do you like being a network engineer ?? What was the process like getting started ?
I just got my CDL permit I was rejected by Tmc and maverick witch is crazy I applied for Schneider on Friday and had a job Monday the other companies gave me the run around. I was looking into swift trucker Todd had good information about swift.
I'm about to go into a CDL program at my local community college. I appreciate the hell out of this video. It helps me feel like there's less pressure to pick a good first company out of school. Thank you so much for your positive outlook and reminder that it's not the end of the world to pick one company over another
Right I'm graduating in three weeks and am reaching out to companies NOW! I want to be rolling ASAP but I have my requirements just like they have theirs so they I can drive comfortably
Subscribed!! You spoke nothing but the truth….especially when you said most of these mega carriers are fundamentally the same. They truly are and you have to understand why or else you will not be coming into the game with the right mindset. I personally started with Schneider and did 5 months with them and that was plenty time to learn what i needed to learn.
I'm looking to get into cdl school very soon. I'm in Mississippi and in my area there aren't a lot of school options, but Schneider is one of them. My plan is to gain the experience and then relocate out of state. My daughter is now of age and she's almost finished with Cosmetology school so now is the time! I'm 41, licensed nail tech, currently working at Amazon (1 hour & half drive) and I'm ready change! I love to drive and travel. Thank you again for this video!!!
Subscribed ✅ I’m currently training with Werner but about to start with Swift on Monday for a better opportunity and to JUST GET MY FEET WET and some skin in the game. Not to get rich. Not to get favored by the company. Not to get every single thing I want lol Soooooo many people have sooooo many opinions about company choices, but at this point in my life whatever sits right with my spirit, that’s the way I’m moving. If it’s a Blessing, thank God 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 If it’s a lesson, thank God 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Either way, it’s a win win for me. Some may wonder why I’m switching: I’m switching because Werner gave the impression during school that we were able to choose the type of account that we wanted. So I went through a whole choosing process, got my CDL, and got touch freight (Dollar General) opposed to no touch like I requested. Swift has a great opportunity that feels right so I’m gonna see what comes of that opportunity. I’m optimistic by nature, so whatever is for me is already mine. I literally have no worries. I hope this helps someone. Again, thank you Gene for this video 💯💯💯
I’m glad you are going into Swift with a positive attitude and it definitely makes a difference! Best of luck to you at Swift and I hope that you continue to make the most of your experience there. And thank you for subscribing!
Honestly thank you I'm 40 years old my grandfather was a truck driver my uncle was a truck driver they're both passed away but point being they were able to take care of their families so I want to get my CDL class A and find a career but I don't know what would be the best choice
Becoming a truck driver can definitely give you a great opportunity to make a decent living and with patience there are opportunities to make great money to take care of a family!
Hey Gene..Thank you brother because iv been so lost after watching all these videos! I'm making a major career change from healthcare into the trucking industry and trying to figure out where to start. Your honesty and straight forward approach to these companies is much appreciated. Starting out, wherever I land is a stepping stone and bases of my new career foundation. I gain what I can, learn what I can, and progress forward. SUBSCRIBED!!!
Thank you for the sub I really appreciate it! Your first company is definitely a stepping stone and you can only go up from there. I wish you best of luck on your new transition into trucking!
Hi Yolanda- I’m making the jump from healthcare to trucking as well- I’m challenged to learn all I can about trucking! I hope you are well, safe and making some money! 😊😊😊
Thank you brother for the wonderful information, actually i was about getting confused to which company i should apply to, but now i have to make a decision immediately thanks
I’m really torn between going with Prime Tanker, Weekly run or XPO doing nights but I’m home at the end of every shift. The pay is roughly the same… I’m single for now but want to get married sooner than later. I feel like in both cases I’m going to end up waiting another year till I have more normal hours.
Been driving since 1995 and you are absolutely correct get that first job get a year’s experience and you can pick and choose your jobs. Schneider was perfectly fine to start with
I have 20 years experience, good info well put. Those mega carriers can give you the foot in the door for a better private fleet job. I work for dollar general fleet you only need 6 months here experience
I would like to say out of all of the videos that I have seen on TH-cam about trucking companies your video is the most sufficient and it is dead on correct. When I first got my CDL I was panicking on what company that I wanted to go to being a school bus driver for over 20 years I was so stuck doing the same routine everyday that when I did go to these companies they told me one thing yet when I get there they completely changed what they told me. Of course I was new and I went with what I felt they were going to allow me to do until they changed and told me what it was that I was going to do. I got very stressed out and did not like the company for lying but now I am about to own my own truck and I have my own authority so I'm running the show now.
Just fell across this video during my binging relax time and bruhhh well said...your own personal experience is what matters most and What you want to get out of your first company(as far as experience) I'm a vet also and I work for werner and I can't lie, I love it. Even with all the friends I've lost also working with this company and people who bashed it before I joined. However I don't want to be long winded but I'm putting my first 6months experience with werner on TH-cam in about 2weeks once I complie the videos and pics. Keep the content rolling in #subscribed
Today is December 7th.. I take my driving test today at 2pm 🤞🏽.. I’m pretty positive I’ll pass, I’ve been looking up nonstop videos on where to go to.. I appreciate this video..
@@antoniocoleman8380 I passed that 💩 .. last time I was that scared I got suspended and had to leave school and moms was at home waiting for me.. 😂 😂 I’m ready to start this journey.. I took a shot at prime but they aren’t hiring for flatbed positions right now.. ima just shoot my shot at KLLM Or swift..
I was thinking of going Old Dominion or Swift. They both have terminals less than 5 miles from my house. This video made me rethinking swift as before I wantched I had truckers I know saying dont go near them.
I’ve heard that old dominion is a great company. It’s not as easy to get hired there compared to swift but if they have availability I would recommend them. Swift gets a bad rep but I’ve met drivers who work for swift and have nothing but good things to say. It’s all about perspective. Best of luck!
@@GeneWheel Yeah Old Dominion I need prior experience. I found out that Yellow was about 10 miles away, but they got things going down with the teamsters. Called Swift Recruitment and have been waiting a few days for a callback, so fingers crossed they have something available in my area.
Subscribed. I really appreciate what you did here because its truly hard trying to figure out what route you want to take as an Entry Driver. I'm using one opportunity to get to another so as a family man finding the perfect opportunity to better my situation is one of the hardest decisions of my life atm. Thank you for not bashing and just keeping it real because these other clickbate videos will let you lose your mind trying to find where to go.
I’m glad the video was helpful for you and trust me the process can be challenging when you have a family. Try not to put too much pressure on yourself so you can think with a clear mind
I’m 16 years old and I’ve been wanting to get my CDL for a long period of time been wanting to get into trucking even sense I was little I watch a lot of TH-cam truckers and learn from their videos and Learn from my dad who drives trucks for a very long time I don’t have experience with driving but I know a lot of other things that I’ve learned through out the years of me going to work with my dad and that’s what pushes met to want to become a truck driver is because the the amount of thing you get to do while out on the road and I can’t wait to get me CDL and to hope to find videos like this to help people out like me who want to get into the trucking industry thanks for the video have a blessed day 👍🏾
I appreciate your suggestions and approach to selecting a company. I'll be getting my CDL this summer after retiring. I hope to find more people like you out there. Subscribed.
Nice job breaking it down and explaining for the new guys. I’m a UPS company driver, however if I was to ever leave your video would definitely come into play for me, again nice job…
Your thoughts here are so cool. Not really ragging on other companies. Good for you. Good content also. I learned a lot. just subscribed. Man, again, so good.
Subscribed, I got laid off 2020 from the oil patch, last couple years was hard, I took a risk I thought in going with a mega carrier. I got a job in the tanker division. I don’t have one bad thing to say about them. Good video in my opinion. Thanks Gene. I just sent this video to my buddie who wants to get his cds. Keep on trucking man.
Thank you for subscribing and I appreciate the comment! I’m glad things turned around for you and I wish continued success for you in the tanker division!
I love the non-biased feedback in this video. I am considering getting my CDL and this video set a good informational starting point. #VetFam #ArmyStrong
Just subscribed! Thanks Gene for that great content. I live in central TX and I am seriously considering getting a CDL. I have been trying to weigh the pros and cons of working for a big carrier to obtain that or just pay for it on my own at a local school. At 51 I dont have a lot of time to make bad decisions lol.
I understand that sir and I wish you the best of luck in your decision! I personally got my CDL at a school but I’ve heard of people being successful going through a carrier as well!
Probably the best comparison of different starting companies. Like the same cheap noodle slightly different flavors. Just depends what trade off you want to make.
I appreciate this video so much. I have an interview with Roehl and Continental Express and I’m so confused if I’m picking the right company because of all these videos… THANK YOU!! Subscribed!
Myself new grad & I start Western Express next month on the 25th ... ive seen & heard some good & bad on this company but I just need the experience then I'm out thanks man keep doing what u doing I appreciate your videos !
Subscribed. I am in my 4th week in training with Swift. So far so great. I have a great patient mentor. Learning alot. Still a ways to go. Thanks for sharing your info.
gm Trucker Gene, I was gonna start with Schneider this month (Aug) health issues are first. And they are 90 miles east of me Green Bay. They would be my starter company. I did earn my CDL thru Swift. Yes I've heard many acronyms of them. lol. They're a place to start just like any other mega carrier.
Real Jamaican watching from glendale Arizona and I overstood you clearly Sgt. You said an important point of choose a company with a terminal close to you. That really make a lot of sense. Big up yuhself everytime. Jahbless 🎉.
Great point and advice. Find a company close to home and do your research as well, reading the reviews shouldnt be a tremendous deciding factor cuz that is jus that persons experience. When i got started I was goin to do CRST but they presentation of everything turned me off completely but i found my home here at Hirschbach and the terminal is 25 minutes from home lol
This brother got good advice,,,,,I'm shocked,,I hear all kinda mess from drivers,,I been Trucking 32 years plus,,I learn EVERY DAY,,,,brother ur gonna do good with that concept
I am starting CDL school soon. I have passed my Gen. Knowledge, Air Brakes, & Combinations as well all my endorsements & entry courses done. Werner is giving me the best offer. Solo, with my Service Dog. (They have a pet program) I told them I want to drive OTR with no home base/dedicated lanes, on the board, dry cargo/no touch for at least the first 6 months. They agreed with a larger sign on bonus than they advertised after I sent in my resume. I haven’t signed any contract yet as I told them I won’t until after I graduate with my CDL Class A. I have my passport now & will get my twik card. Looking forward to it!:)
I work for CRST locally in Cali and they are honestly not that bad. I hate some of their equipment and I hate their disorganization but other than that they never micro manage unless you give them a reason🤷🏽♀️I’ve seen guys take down fences with the trailer and as long as you report it they will give you a slap on the wrist and you’ll be back trucking with possibly nothing getting on your record. Perfect starter company in my opinion I’ve been with them 8 months and plan on using them to get a little OTR experience before I branch off.
Deym its so hard to find a good review on crst but finally found one. Im about to start this monday for the orientation and ill see how it goes because i cant find any good says what on the company
Glad I watched this because I’m in the position to getting my CDL and I’m looking and trying to decides which company is good. Because I’ve heard a lot about the main mega carriers.
I started with Werner. Driving for 10 years now. They aren't bad . I'm here to say. Trust me. They are all the same really.. not bad or really good. Look at it as good training. No matter what company you decide to start with..just keep you record clean . Get as many endorsements as you can . With in a couple years , you will be desired by any company you want to work for. Keep your head up stay safe .
Well said!! I'm in the process now of getting my cdl on my own thru a private school. Reviewing all the companies that your talking about for inexperienced driver hires. I've come to the conclusion of going to Schneider tanker division. Thanks for the tips!! Much appreciated!!
🎉Best advice ever. You don't have too much experience or if you do, try to get a company near your home, you'll save time and money in the short and long run. The only time I don't pick a company near me, It's when they're all full, or I don't want OTR at that time. It's o k. We're all different. God-bless
Schneider only takes on about 15% to 25% new drivers. I have been with them for 14 years now and I have 25.5 years experience. I started in January of 1997 spent my 1st year with them and moved on form them just to come back 14 years ago and yes I was in the Army for 8years and you are wright they are about 80% Military and runs like that as well.
Thanks I'm in school now and I'm trying to stay away from bad comments looking at the pluses . They do look close to all the same I'm in North Idaho a few state away for training. glad I watched
I knew coming in I was going to get shit routes, shit pay, little time off, and I was going to have to say yes to pretty much anything they threw my way for the first 18 months. Stand up for yourself and don't do anything illegal obviously, but otherwise you just have to grit your teeth and put in the time; the company doesn't matter. After 18 months you can start being picky and maybe even start looking into becoming an owner operator
Just subscribed to your channel, thank you so much for saying that. I been going back and forth for 3-4 years debating on making a career change into trucking from medical, and for awhile I been doing research on different companies to get my CDL and watching vids on these companies and seeing people bad experiences kinda gave me cause to pause. But after watching you video I got a way better picture and a sigh of relief, it’s just a starter company everybody has a start from somewhere
None of them. Long haul truckers are going to be the 1st drivers replaced when driverless vehicles become widespread. You can pretend it's not going to happen just like the guys making saddles.
driverless semis are probably 20-25+ years out, and probably 30+ before they actually start taking a significant chunk out of the market. They're going to get caught up in legal and regulatory hell for 10+ years alone the first time one of them flattens an SUV and kills an entire family..
@@brandoncomer6492 You are totally full of shit dude. Driverless semis are already being manufactured and ordered NOW you dumbass. Might want to get your money back for that bullshit engineering degree you claim you have. Is there anybody on social media that's not a fucking liar anymore?
I’ve been driving since 1996 mostly local but all I got to say what ever you put into your company is what your company will put into you if you are not a complainer and mind your own business and do what is asked of you the companies will take care of you
Great words, good insight, and that's a great way to follow logic. I truly like the part about "If ANY Company is the best opportunity for you, you need to take it" "Look at YOUR options and do what is best for YOU." Great! Keep following Logic!
Subscribed. Going thru trucking school now. I should be wrapped up with my CDL in the next few weeks. Just trying to get as much info as possible. Thanks! ✌️
Just came across this video and I’ve been driving now for 2 months and I feel you bro I feel like people bash all these companies but forget that everyone has to start somewhere just because one driver makes a mistake on the road doesnt make it a horrible company every job has good and bad
New schneider driver started in May this year in the flatbed division ( New account). 73 a mile day 1 plus 150 tarp pay per load yes $150.00 tarp pay dedicated route southern area Monday through Friday average weekly pay so far bring home 1,680.00 I'm pretty happy 😊
Salute to you!
Did you go in with experience ?
@@archellousturner708 nope no experience trained in Texas for 2 weeks schneider is my very first company I'm driving for
@@ldeezy8732 That’s amazing to hear ! 👏
That's pretty ballin.. I've been seeing everywhere Schneider is the "low" payer of the starters.. but idk anymore bc every mega has such mixed reviews from people
Experience that is your most important step as a beginner. Go with the company with the longest training. Inconvenient at first bc your eager to get on your own. But you have to set yourself up for success first.
The ramen noodle analogy, I felt that.
I’m glad the comparison helped!
"Go with a company that has a terminal close to you"
Best advice! I was that guy going crazy searching around for the best one to start with. This was by far the best advice! Thank you!
Glad this video was helpful!
@@GeneWheel what if the terminal is 3hrs will they still hire you
I’m currently that mf going crazy over which company 😭 I got my permit
This is me going crazy tried find the right company
I appreciate your outlook tbh! My husband has 3 months of exp so far and every video ive seen is so freaking pessimistic! So, thank you for not getting up here and grumbling about the industry. Every industry has pros and cons, and i wish people would realized that more
I’m a new cdl driver with no experience i had a bad experience with a company but it was the trainer not the company but i did end up learning after 3 weeks over the road I applied at Schneider and im hoping i get the job your video made me feel better about my decision so thank you
Did name trainer start with F
As a new graduate, I have been under incredible pressure for the last 10 days about which company to choose. After this video, everything became easier for me. I was able to breathe. Thank you bro.
Congrats on getting your CDL! I’m glad that the video was able to help calm your nerves!
I'm about to start, and I was feeling the same way too 😅
theyre all the same
21 years trucking, and I started out with CRST. I had a blast and I learned a lot! So yeah, I recommend them as a starter. I really enjoy your positive advice and energy. Subscribed!
How was they money ? I’m trying to get out my parents house
Thank you for the sub and I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
How was the money
@@emilopucci8962 it’s been about 20 years ago, but it was a step up from working at the liquor store! I think you could probably make enough money to set out on your own
I'm starting at CRST lol.
I know that this video is two years old, but this is a very informative very well put together and accurate. What you said was 100% ! I decided that I wanted to get my CDL and I’ve been doing extensive research looking at companies and what they offer coming in. I agree about the same thing with these companies for new grads, with maybe a slight difference. That is the perfect way to describe it.
I don’t think that enough people do good and accurate research before they take these jobs and then get upset when it’s not what they expected. I see many videos on TH-cam like that. You have to know the right questions to ask the recruiters. I say that because there is not a lot of transparency in the job descriptions with some of these trucking companies.
I also don’t think that OTR is for everyone and there are companies that will hire you for local runs, but you really have to dig for them and it depends on the area you live in.
Legitimately the best trucking video I've seen so far based on the topic! Hit every key point I wish all rookies understood
Thank you I appreciate it
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Your last point about “don’t go crazy” racking your brain over which of these companies to join helped so much. I have narrowed down my choices to either a local CDL school depending on what jobs they can help me find upon completion, or Schneider’s program. Thank you!
I’m definitely glad the video was helpful for you and you can’t go wrong either way. Best of luck to you!
You spoke well. I'm a former swift driver. They gave me my opportunity, I made the best of it! Today I have a perfect driving record, on time delivery , etc. Everything is a tool. Some master their tools, and others don't. I eventually moved on and driving for a smaller company. I feel what people need to do is focus on the Greater purpose. I was proud just to be driving truck and was determined I wasn't going to become a video ...because unfortunately No one films those who execute some backing skills and you know there are plenty of those. Have a blessed day!
Thank you. I agree with you. These companies do not have to be the end all-be all! It’s a great opportunity to use for experience and then you can move on to more lucrative opportunities. Blessings your way as well!
Thank you! I've grown so tired of seeing comments in which people don't know the correct word to use! i.e. "their, there, they're" 👏🏿
@@mahudnell28 lol the English language
My dude thank you this is exactly how I'm going to do it. Going to make the best of it. Still waiting for a reply for the contract😮💨
Thank you for your honesty. I don't have as many years as some to worry about the "long haul" so whatever company hires me will probably be it for the duration.. I'm 62, and finally fulfilling my dream of 45yrs! Did what I had to do, raising a family etc....now it's my time. Enrolled for classes starting in July, and hope to be driving by my 63rd bday! It's been an adventure so far getting ready physically for the job. Just call me the Steel Cowgirl!! 😀
Just avoid Western Express. They are really bad. They will treat you like you have no other option. It’s a second chance Company.
It is never too late! I saw a man who was 75 when I was updating my medical card. He’s still trucking and was looking to retire soon. Best of luck to you on your new journey!
Good to hear you finally fulfilling your dreams. I'm 34 & about to join a starter company with the intentions of becoming an O/O in the near future. I guess it's never too late ⌛ ⏰ ⌚ 🚫
Very wise advice. There is no perfect company. Pick one you can work with and stay with them. Build your seniority and vacation pay. The benefits you lose by changing jobs add up.
Thank you for the comment sir
I got lucky and was hired by a smaller local company to start my career instead of joining a mega carrier. Right now I’m running one run every day, 3-4 hours out, same back. Once I have another few weeks experience and get my hazmat (in process) I’ll be going out 2-3 overnights per week. $.52 per mile to start, a raise per mile after getting hazmat. Fully paid health care, per dime for overnight trips, demurrge pay. Only downside is old equipment, but they are big enough to have a fully staffed shop.
I’m glad you found a local job that is working well for you! It’s definitely not easy getting an easy going local job immediately after CDL school
I went to Werner, it was a terrible. Now I’m a sheet metal worker and I’ll have 6 figure income when I become a journeymen. Best decision I ever made
Sometimes trucking is just a stop on your journey for sure. But glad things are going well for you
No way you just started and making 6 figures, you definitely already had many years of experience in that field
@@averagenissanchannel3977 I said “when I become a journeymen” just find your local sheet metal union and get to this money.
@@brandonssexton Dude,I loathe trucking. I'm having nightmares about being forced back into it. Wish I had a trade. That's the way to go. Driving miles and miles while being treated like 💩 and surrounded by road tards is brutal.Not to mention the unhealthiness and solitude.
@@brandonssexton Good for you man. 👍 😃
I really appreciate your even-handed advice on the starter companies, the lack of negativity and bashing, the practical advice of choosing one with a closer terminal (how to check that?), and your presentation style is absolutely top notch. I've watched several of your videos, and they've all been very good. You've earned a subscriber!
I love this video, after 6 months to a year of researching companies I just realized that the average trucker is a complainer. Mostly because a lot of new bloods get into the industry because they're lazy and they think it's going to be an easy job just driving from point A to point b. Still though, I'm having trouble finding a company because of all the negative reviews from truckers on the companies I look at. At this point I'll probably just jump on a random company or Werner because they caught my eye when I was in school
It is a lot of negative reviews and it can definitely be discouraging for new drivers! Best of luck with your decision!
I’ve been researching trucking companies too. Most of the time I try not to let others negative opinion determine what I think about the company. Just because someone has had their personal issues with a company doesn’t mean I will have the same issues.
Thank you for this video! I'm trying to get my CDL and truth be told, any job will have the negative folks complaining about the work load or all the things in the world that doesn't go their way. All the jobs I was formally employed I made the best out of it. It's not about the job, it's the ppl you have to work with💯💯💯
Hey man I'm with Warner. I'm in the 800,000 right now. You're the first guy that finally said these companies are all the same. The company figures you either get it or you don't. If you're just chasing a buck get out of this business. Finally somebody that gets it
Much respect for the 800k miles and yes it cannot be all about the money to be a trucker in my opinion. It’s definitely a lifestyle
You make 800,000? I just want to make a good living. I don’t have my cdl. I’m looking to find the right one. To help me get too that goal. Any good advice to give me?
@@Bnblackabyss1no he's driven 800k miles
It’s always about the money bud we didn’t get into this business to Lally around …what it really comes down to is your mindset you bring into this industry.
Man this is probably the most positive and encouraging trucking video i've seen. I drove for Werner and I couldn't have asked for a better trainer. My experience with them was pretty amazing except for having for running into snow on my 1st load as a trainee😀.
I appreciate your comment, thank you for your insight!
Great advice! 🙌🏾
I’ve been stressing about finding a company that’s “right“ for me with my 3 months of experience lol but after watching this video you’ve motivated/inspired me to keep going…
What you said about finding a company who’s terminal is close to home is brilliant!
You have no idea the amount of stress I’ve been putting myself under. smh
THANK YOU! 🙏🏾
I’m grateful that this video was helpful for you! Best of luck to you!
Subscribed. Thanks for the advice I got my CDL in April then took off for a 43 long vacation overseas and now im back and it’s time to find a job lol and it’s lowkey been stressing me out cuz I also have to submit my disability paperwork since I was in the army and navy but anyway. I appreciate the advise, enough so I felt the need to leave a comment
Agree with the find a company with terminal close to home. I say get 6 months at least. If you like the company stay. But you'll make more money somewhere else after 6 months
Definitely agree, 6 months is the minimum I would recommend
Dude. You hit the nail on the head! I’ve been researching and over analyzing for 9 months now! I’m finally starting school on Saturday and been looking at stuff again trying to decide. I’ve found people that love these companies and ones that hate them. I like the idea of finding one with a terminal close to me! Thanks for the positive vibes!!!
Who ya going with?
2 weeks ago I decided I wanted to try and get my CDL I was watching alot of videos on trucking and by far your video was the best. I'm really nervous but I think I'm going to give swift a try
Much appreciated! It’s okay to be nervous going into it because my wife and I were nervous when we got our CDL. If you are patient with yourself and see it to the end, you’ll do fine
I got on Schneider Tanker division!!! It’s a tryout for sure but I made it with flying colors much love to my people that made it.
Congrats and most definitely is kind of like a tryout lol
Are you still with Schneider Tanker division? If so, How do you like it? Thx much!
I go to orientation for the tanker division on march 13
May God bless you all who's ever reading this 🙏💖🙏
Blessings!
May God Bless you as well
I always wanted to be a truck driver as a kid, but went into policing now Im retired and a network engineer. But all of a sudden Im getting all these trucking videos. You put up some great, common sense points and I encourage anyone actually getting into this business to listen to this dude.
I’ve been trucking for 7 yrs now but currently just started school for computer science. Do you like being a network engineer ?? What was the process like getting started ?
I just got my CDL permit I was rejected by Tmc and maverick witch is crazy I applied for Schneider on Friday and had a job Monday the other companies gave me the run around. I was looking into swift trucker Todd had good information about swift.
Congrats bro best of luck for you at Schneider!
@@GeneWheel thanks bro
I’m at swift and I was at Schneider for 1 week in tankers (I left cause of home issues). I would go back.
*which
Hey man how is it going for you so far?
I'm about to go into a CDL program at my local community college. I appreciate the hell out of this video. It helps me feel like there's less pressure to pick a good first company out of school. Thank you so much for your positive outlook and reminder that it's not the end of the world to pick one company over another
If youre doing that look into local companies like im doing some of them take beginners and train them
Definitely not the end of the world. I’m glad the video helped you. Best of luck to you!
Right I'm graduating in three weeks and am reaching out to companies NOW! I want to be rolling ASAP but I have my requirements just like they have theirs so they I can drive comfortably
Subscribed!! You spoke nothing but the truth….especially when you said most of these mega carriers are fundamentally the same. They truly are and you have to understand why or else you will not be coming into the game with the right mindset. I personally started with Schneider and did 5 months with them and that was plenty time to learn what i needed to learn.
I definitely appreciate it and I agree! We gotta start somewhere and when we skip steps, we miss lessons!
I'm looking to get into cdl school very soon. I'm in Mississippi and in my area there aren't a lot of school options, but Schneider is one of them. My plan is to gain the experience and then relocate out of state. My daughter is now of age and she's almost finished with Cosmetology school so now is the time! I'm 41, licensed nail tech, currently working at Amazon (1 hour & half drive) and I'm ready change! I love to drive and travel. Thank you again for this video!!!
Trucking can definitely give you the fresh start you are looking for. I wish you the best of luck!
Subscribed ✅
I’m currently training with Werner but about to start with Swift on Monday for a better opportunity and to JUST GET MY FEET WET and some skin in the game. Not to get rich. Not to get favored by the company. Not to get every single thing I want lol Soooooo many people have sooooo many opinions about company choices, but at this point in my life whatever sits right with my spirit, that’s the way I’m moving. If it’s a Blessing, thank God 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 If it’s a lesson, thank God 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Either way, it’s a win win for me.
Some may wonder why I’m switching: I’m switching because Werner gave the impression during school that we were able to choose the type of account that we wanted. So I went through a whole choosing process, got my CDL, and got touch freight (Dollar General) opposed to no touch like I requested. Swift has a great opportunity that feels right so I’m gonna see what comes of that opportunity. I’m optimistic by nature, so whatever is for me is already mine. I literally have no worries. I hope this helps someone.
Again, thank you Gene for this video 💯💯💯
I’m glad you are going into Swift with a positive attitude and it definitely makes a difference! Best of luck to you at Swift and I hope that you continue to make the most of your experience there. And thank you for subscribing!
Solid content!
Honestly thank you I'm 40 years old my grandfather was a truck driver my uncle was a truck driver they're both passed away but point being they were able to take care of their families so I want to get my CDL class A and find a career but I don't know what would be the best choice
Becoming a truck driver can definitely give you a great opportunity to make a decent living and with patience there are opportunities to make great money to take care of a family!
I appreciate your realistic attitude about entry level jobs. Thank you for the video!
Hey Gene..Thank you brother because iv been so lost after watching all these videos! I'm making a major career change from healthcare into the trucking industry and trying to figure out where to start. Your honesty and straight forward approach to these companies is much appreciated. Starting out, wherever I land is a stepping stone and bases of my new career foundation. I gain what I can, learn what I can, and progress forward. SUBSCRIBED!!!
Thank you for the sub I really appreciate it! Your first company is definitely a stepping stone and you can only go up from there. I wish you best of luck on your new transition into trucking!
Hi Yolanda- I’m making the jump from healthcare to trucking as well- I’m challenged to learn all I can about trucking! I hope you are well, safe and making some money! 😊😊😊
Thank you brother for the wonderful information, actually i was about getting confused to which company i should apply to, but now i have to make a decision immediately thanks
Hi Ms Yolanda so am I. Need all the advice and help we can get please 🙏
My name is trinesha
I’m really torn between going with Prime Tanker, Weekly run or XPO doing nights but I’m home at the end of every shift. The pay is roughly the same…
I’m single for now but want to get married sooner than later. I feel like in both cases I’m going to end up waiting another year till I have more normal hours.
My black brother, u nailed this video to the point. I'm about to be a new driver soon
Thank you sir! Best of luck on your journey!
Been driving since 1995 and you are absolutely correct get that first job get a year’s experience and you can pick and choose your jobs. Schneider was perfectly fine to start with
Thank you for the comment and that is definitely a lot of experience
I have 20 years experience, good info well put. Those mega carriers can give you the foot in the door for a better private fleet job. I work for dollar general fleet you only need 6 months here experience
Thank you and that’s definitely a lot of experience. I agree with you
If you have to unload the trailer, why don't you work for Sysco and make $100k+ and sleep in your own bed every night?
Subscribed, great information for a newbie like me. Came across sincerely and honestly.
I would like to say out of all of the videos that I have seen on TH-cam about trucking companies your video is the most sufficient and it is dead on correct. When I first got my CDL I was panicking on what company that I wanted to go to being a school bus driver for over 20 years I was so stuck doing the same routine everyday that when I did go to these companies they told me one thing yet when I get there they completely changed what they told me. Of course I was new and I went with what I felt they were going to allow me to do until they changed and told me what it was that I was going to do. I got very stressed out and did not like the company for lying but now I am about to own my own truck and I have my own authority so I'm running the show now.
Congrats on being an owner operator now! And thank you I appreciate it!
Subscribed, thanks for the advice!
Just fell across this video during my binging relax time and bruhhh well said...your own personal experience is what matters most and What you want to get out of your first company(as far as experience) I'm a vet also and I work for werner and I can't lie, I love it. Even with all the friends I've lost also working with this company and people who bashed it before I joined. However I don't want to be long winded but I'm putting my first 6months experience with werner on TH-cam in about 2weeks once I complie the videos and pics. Keep the content rolling in #subscribed
I appreciate it and thank you for your service! I’m glad you are enjoying your time at Werner. Best of luck with your video as well!
Today is December 7th.. I take my driving test today at 2pm 🤞🏽.. I’m pretty positive I’ll pass, I’ve been looking up nonstop videos on where to go to.. I appreciate this video..
Sooo what happened?
@@antoniocoleman8380 I passed that 💩 .. last time I was that scared I got suspended and had to leave school and moms was at home waiting for me.. 😂 😂 I’m ready to start this journey.. I took a shot at prime but they aren’t hiring for flatbed positions right now.. ima just shoot my shot at KLLM
Or swift..
I was thinking of going Old Dominion or Swift. They both have terminals less than 5 miles from my house. This video made me rethinking swift as before I wantched I had truckers I know saying dont go near them.
I’ve heard that old dominion is a great company. It’s not as easy to get hired there compared to swift but if they have availability I would recommend them. Swift gets a bad rep but I’ve met drivers who work for swift and have nothing but good things to say. It’s all about perspective. Best of luck!
@@GeneWheel Yeah Old Dominion I need prior experience. I found out that Yellow was about 10 miles away, but they got things going down with the teamsters. Called Swift Recruitment and have been waiting a few days for a callback, so fingers crossed they have something available in my area.
Also, subscribed! I love your content. Working up the courage to leave nursing and get my CDL.
Subscribed. I really appreciate what you did here because its truly hard trying to figure out what route you want to take as an Entry Driver. I'm using one opportunity to get to another so as a family man finding the perfect opportunity to better my situation is one of the hardest decisions of my life atm. Thank you for not bashing and just keeping it real because these other clickbate videos will let you lose your mind trying to find where to go.
I’m glad the video was helpful for you and trust me the process can be challenging when you have a family. Try not to put too much pressure on yourself so you can think with a clear mind
@@GeneWheel what's th best way to do that, also what is your take on Big M Trucking?
I’m 16 years old and I’ve been wanting to get my CDL for a long period of time been wanting to get into trucking even sense I was little I watch a lot of TH-cam truckers and learn from their videos and Learn from my dad who drives trucks for a very long time I don’t have experience with driving but I know a lot of other things that I’ve learned through out the years of me going to work with my dad and that’s what pushes met to want to become a truck driver is because the the amount of thing you get to do while out on the road and I can’t wait to get me CDL and to hope to find videos like this to help people out like me who want to get into the trucking industry thanks for the video have a blessed day 👍🏾
Blessings to y’all as well and I’m glad this video helped you! Stay motivated!
I appreciate your suggestions and approach to selecting a company. I'll be getting my CDL this summer after retiring. I hope to find more people like you out there. Subscribed.
Thank you for the sub and I appreciate it. It’s still a lot of truckers who will give you a hand out there despite the rotten apples!
Graduated on 2/10 and got my CDL A in Michigan. Thanks for the insightful video. Alot of good information.
Nice job breaking it down and explaining for the new guys. I’m a UPS company driver, however if I was to ever leave your video would definitely come into play for me, again nice job…
Thank you I appreciate it! How do you like working at UPS?
I didn’t know which company to begin with but what you said realty matters.”Pick the company that is closest to you.”
I do believe it can make things easier for you!
Great video bro I start at crst Monday me and my lady will be team driving nervous and excited at the same time
Enjoy the experience as much as possible! It’ll be stressful at first but once you two learn a rhythm you’ll create new memories
Your thoughts here are so cool. Not really ragging on other companies. Good for you. Good content also. I learned a lot. just subscribed. Man, again, so good.
Subscribed, I got laid off 2020 from the oil patch, last couple years was hard, I took a risk I thought in going with a mega carrier. I got a job in the tanker division. I don’t have one bad thing to say about them. Good video in my opinion. Thanks Gene. I just sent this video to my buddie who wants to get his cds. Keep on trucking man.
Thank you for subscribing and I appreciate the comment! I’m glad things turned around for you and I wish continued success for you in the tanker division!
I love the non-biased feedback in this video. I am considering getting my CDL and this video set a good informational starting point. #VetFam #ArmyStrong
Just subscribed! Thanks Gene for that great content. I live in central TX and I am seriously considering getting a CDL. I have been trying to weigh the pros and cons of working for a big carrier to obtain that or just pay for it on my own at a local school. At 51 I dont have a lot of time to make bad decisions lol.
I understand that sir and I wish you the best of luck in your decision! I personally got my CDL at a school but I’ve heard of people being successful going through a carrier as well!
Probably the best comparison of different starting companies. Like the same cheap noodle slightly different flavors. Just depends what trade off you want to make.
Going for my permit. Thank you for breaking it down. Real helpful, I subscribed
I’m glad the video was helpful for you. Good luck on getting your permit!
@@GeneWheel Thank you my friend. I'm doing some major studying today 4 sure.
Did you end up getting your CDL? And how was your journey so far?
I want to thank you for being a realistic person with this video, I have the same attitude and outlook, keep on grinding my friend.
Thank you I appreciate it!
I appreciate this video so much. I have an interview with Roehl and Continental Express and I’m so confused if I’m picking the right company because of all these videos… THANK YOU!! Subscribed!
Thank you for the sub and I’m glad this video was helpful for you! I hope that you were able to make a decision on which company to go with!
Big ups kickin knowledge and not just drama
The trucking industry is full of drama unfortunately. Thanks for the comment!
I'm going to start out with crst
Myself new grad & I start Western Express next month on the 25th ... ive seen & heard some good & bad on this company but I just need the experience then I'm out thanks man keep doing what u doing I appreciate your videos !
Subscribed. I am in my 4th week in training with Swift. So far so great. I have a great patient mentor. Learning alot. Still a ways to go. Thanks for sharing your info.
Thank you and patience really makes a difference! Glad things are working for you at Swift!
Hi 👋🏾 do they pay for school/ training to get your CDL?
gm Trucker Gene, I was gonna start with Schneider this month (Aug) health issues are first. And they are 90 miles east of me Green Bay. They would be my starter company. I did earn my CDL thru Swift. Yes I've heard many acronyms of them. lol. They're a place to start just like any other mega carrier.
I am new to trucking and I work for swift I find it to be a really good company for newcomers
I’m glad to hear it’s working out for you!
Real Jamaican watching from glendale Arizona and I overstood you clearly Sgt.
You said an important point of choose a company with a terminal close to you.
That really make a lot of sense. Big up yuhself everytime. Jahbless 🎉.
Great point and advice. Find a company close to home and do your research as well, reading the reviews shouldnt be a tremendous deciding factor cuz that is jus that persons experience. When i got started I was goin to do CRST but they presentation of everything turned me off completely but i found my home here at Hirschbach and the terminal is 25 minutes from home lol
A lot of times reading the reviews definitely doesn’t help lol. But I’m glad that you are enjoying Hirschbach!
I like your message that everyone's experience will be different for companies and following your needs/goals. GO ARMY Too!!!
This brother got good advice,,,,,I'm shocked,,I hear all kinda mess from drivers,,I been Trucking 32 years plus,,I learn EVERY DAY,,,,brother ur gonna do good with that concept
Thank you sir, that’s definitely alot of experience. I appreciate the comment
I am starting CDL school soon.
I have passed my Gen. Knowledge, Air Brakes, & Combinations as well all my endorsements & entry courses done.
Werner is giving me the best offer.
Solo, with my Service Dog.
(They have a pet program)
I told them I want to drive OTR with no home base/dedicated lanes, on the board, dry cargo/no touch for at least the first 6 months.
They agreed with a larger sign on bonus than they advertised after I sent in my resume.
I haven’t signed any contract yet as I told them I won’t until after I graduate with my CDL Class A.
I have my passport now & will get my twik card.
Looking forward to it!:)
I work for CRST locally in Cali and they are honestly not that bad. I hate some of their equipment and I hate their disorganization but other than that they never micro manage unless you give them a reason🤷🏽♀️I’ve seen guys take down fences with the trailer and as long as you report it they will give you a slap on the wrist and you’ll be back trucking with possibly nothing getting on your record. Perfect starter company in my opinion I’ve been with them 8 months and plan on using them to get a little OTR experience before I branch off.
I’m glad you are enjoying your experience over there. And yes I agree they have room for improvement but overall it’s all about perspective
Deym its so hard to find a good review on crst but finally found one. Im about to start this monday for the orientation and ill see how it goes because i cant find any good says what on the company
Glad I watched this because I’m in the position to getting my CDL and I’m looking and trying to decides which company is good. Because I’ve heard a lot about the main mega carriers.
I’m glad the video was helpful for you! It’s a lot of people out there with alot of reviews lol
I Watched this 10 months ago and this video hits different. Thank you.
I’m glad the video was helpful for you!
going Local isn't bad either. New drivers should consider this option!
Good local companies?
Just got my cdl
Food service companies offer jobs with no experience
I started with Werner. Driving for 10 years now. They aren't bad . I'm here to say. Trust me. They are all the same really.. not bad or really good. Look at it as good training. No matter what company you decide to start with..just keep you record clean . Get as many endorsements as you can . With in a couple years , you will be desired by any company you want to work for. Keep your head up stay safe .
Well said!! I'm in the process now of getting my cdl on my own thru a private school. Reviewing all the companies that your talking about for inexperienced driver hires. I've come to the conclusion of going to Schneider tanker division. Thanks for the tips!! Much appreciated!!
Thank you, I worked there in that division and it’s very structured! Best of luck to you!
What's the pay and miles?
🎉Best advice ever. You don't have too much experience or if you do, try to get a company near your home, you'll save time and money in the short and long run. The only time I don't pick a company near me, It's when they're all full, or I don't want OTR at that time. It's o k. We're all different. God-bless
Thanks man, some of these trucking videos make me wanna hide under my bed and never work again.
I’m glad it was helpful, and I understand trust me
Havent started yet. Family is all trucking, but they have all been driving for a long time. So this helps
Glad this video helped you! Best of luck to you and safe travels to your family
Schneider only takes on about 15% to 25% new drivers. I have been with them for 14 years now and I have 25.5 years experience. I started in January of 1997 spent my 1st year with them and moved on form them just to come back 14 years ago and yes I was in the Army for 8years and you are wright they are about 80% Military and runs like that as well.
Thank you for your service! That’s a lot of experience
@@GeneWheel Your well come
Thanks I'm in school now and I'm trying to stay away from bad comments looking at the pluses . They do look close to all the same I'm in North Idaho a few state away for training. glad I watched
I knew coming in I was going to get shit routes, shit pay, little time off, and I was going to have to say yes to pretty much anything they threw my way for the first 18 months. Stand up for yourself and don't do anything illegal obviously, but otherwise you just have to grit your teeth and put in the time; the company doesn't matter. After 18 months you can start being picky and maybe even start looking into becoming an owner operator
Very well stated
Just subscribed to your channel, thank you so much for saying that. I been going back and forth for 3-4 years debating on making a career change into trucking from medical, and for awhile I been doing research on different companies to get my CDL and watching vids on these companies and seeing people bad experiences kinda gave me cause to pause. But after watching you video I got a way better picture and a sigh of relief, it’s just a starter company everybody has a start from somewhere
I’m definitely glad that this video was able to help you! It’s not about how you start it’s about how you finish! Thanks for the sub!
I fucks with the Dom Kennedy intro
Subscribed! Newbie here; grateful for your insight and info!
None of them. Long haul truckers are going to be the 1st drivers replaced when driverless vehicles become widespread.
You can pretend it's not going to happen just like the guys making saddles.
driverless semis are probably 20-25+ years out, and probably 30+ before they actually start taking a significant chunk out of the market. They're going to get caught up in legal and regulatory hell for 10+ years alone the first time one of them flattens an SUV and kills an entire family..
@@brandoncomer6492
You are totally full of shit dude. Driverless semis are already being manufactured and ordered NOW you dumbass.
Might want to get your money back for that bullshit engineering degree you claim you have. Is there anybody on social media that's not a fucking liar anymore?
5:00 wow that's awesome. I didn't think about it this way. I like the way you put it 👍
I’m glad that the video was helpful for you!
Best objective advice I have seen I my research towards getting into trucking.
I’m glad you found the video helpful, I appreciate it!
Thank you for the insight. I am making my decision. I am only days away from getting my CDL!
Man, you saying not to put so much pressure on it helped instantly for some reason. It's just temporary either way!
I’m very glad that the video helped you! And I couldn’t agree more, it’s all just a moment that will eventually pass!
I’ve been driving since 1996 mostly local but all I got to say what ever you put into your company is what your company will put into you if you are not a complainer and mind your own business and do what is asked of you the companies will take care of you
Thank you for the comment, I agree that a good attitude can go a long way
Great words, good insight, and that's a great way to follow logic. I truly like the part about "If ANY Company is the best opportunity for you, you need to take it" "Look at YOUR options and do what is best for YOU." Great! Keep following Logic!
Subscribed. Going thru trucking school now. I should be wrapped up with my CDL in the next few weeks. Just trying to get as much info as possible. Thanks! ✌️
The Hustle Gene has a good head on his shoulder. I definitely agree with his wisdom
I’m grateful for the comment and thank you. I’m glad the video was helpful for you!
This is the best video I’ve see on TH-cam he’s 100% real and very informative
Just came across this video and I’ve been driving now for 2 months and I feel you bro I feel like people bash all these companies but forget that everyone has to start somewhere just because one driver makes a mistake on the road doesnt make it a horrible company every job has good and bad