Yes but they will pay for it. It’s an online course then you just go to the dmv and take the test but I’d recommend studying your state’s cdl book as well just so you can be fully prepared for the test
I've done this job. I worked for JB Hunt DCS and they have/had the contract to do the local deliveries for CT/MA/RI and Boston. Wasn't a bad job at all. Those liftgates are really great and the electric jack made things very easy. Had some problems with the liftgate or jack occasionally, but I remember the job fondly.
Appreciate that bro and It can be nerve wracking at times. I remember when I first started out I use to be nervous asl but once you learn to maneuver and have full control you’ll see it’s really not that bad. It’s a great career don’t X it out jus yet 💯💯💯💯
55 cent per mile starting out 23.50 per stop 7 cent per mile per deim paid weekly You need 1 to 2 years of experience and live within 50 miles of the DC
@@reesiemula Aw okay okay I feel you local definitely better make the same money but home I worked for Sysco too autozone definitely better because we got full pallets and electric pallet jacks you bouta be runnin that ramp at Sysco lol
@@LevelUpLomax lol I’m already knowing. I only got 6 months otr experience though so once I get more experience I’ll probably try to come to autozone. Freight otr super slow right now
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It be mostly 12 hrs but it can easily turn into 14 and your days depend on what route you pick I’m completely off Tuesday and Wednesday then I got a layover Friday so I deliver all my stores Friday and drive home Saturday morning so I’m basically off Saturday
I applied for the driver position and they require one year of experience but yet I saw other people being in the position without no experience get in also we all know why
It’s definitely based off of how bad the need driver at that time. When I first got my license everybody use to talk about how hard it was to drive for them back in the day but they are more lenient these days.
this is for you on good low the lift gate all the way down when you go inside of the trailer Good video.
Also, I like the charging port in the trailer for your pallet jack
Looks like a sweet gig. God Bless you
Appreciate it 💯
loved this vid man no words needed
Appreciate it bro I’m in the process of shooting part 2 today
nice video to watch
Appreciate it 💯
Ayye autozone gang💪
Do you do a lot of backhauls from stores or pickups from vendors ?
Dollar General with an electric fork lift….😉
Do you need hazardous on your cdl?
Yes but they will pay for it. It’s an online course then you just go to the dmv and take the test but I’d recommend studying your state’s cdl book as well just so you can be fully prepared for the test
I've done this job. I worked for JB Hunt DCS and they have/had the contract to do the local deliveries for CT/MA/RI and Boston. Wasn't a bad job at all. Those liftgates are really great and the electric jack made things very easy. Had some problems with the liftgate or jack occasionally, but I remember the job fondly.
I been an over the road truck driver for 20 years
good job brother
Thanks my guy 💯
Man I wanna drive truck but I’m scared all that traffic man but stay safe on da road my guy ❤️🙏🏽
Appreciate that bro and It can be nerve wracking at times. I remember when I first started out I use to be nervous asl but once you learn to maneuver and have full control you’ll see it’s really not that bad. It’s a great career don’t X it out jus yet 💯💯💯💯
Nice clear video to watch also having on an back brace do it really help doing that type of work just curious to know
very nice video. all the best with your channel. now that I have subscribed it will certainly grow.
Appreciate that thanks for the sub!
Do all locations give you an electric pallet jack?
Yeah they do
Happy to see more of your work but most people also want to see out the front window going down the road, keep doing it good luck.
Thanks man I’ll definitely keep that in mind
Dang bruh that’s a nice gig which location are you in?
Yeah it def is I’m out of the Danville, IL DC
How much does autozone pay? And how much experience do you need to have?
55 cent per mile starting out
23.50 per stop
7 cent per mile per deim paid weekly
You need 1 to 2 years of experience and live within 50 miles of the DC
@@LevelUpLomax oh that sounds good. I’m otr right now but just got a offer at Sysco I’m going through the background check now. I’m ready to be local
@@reesiemula Aw okay okay I feel you local definitely better make the same money but home I worked for Sysco too autozone definitely better because we got full pallets and electric pallet jacks you bouta be runnin that ramp at Sysco lol
@@LevelUpLomax lol I’m already knowing. I only got 6 months otr experience though so once I get more experience I’ll probably try to come to autozone. Freight otr super slow right now
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My G what type of hours u work and is it Mon-fri?
It be mostly 12 hrs but it can easily turn into 14 and your days depend on what route you pick I’m completely off Tuesday and Wednesday then I got a layover Friday so I deliver all my stores Friday and drive home Saturday morning so I’m basically off Saturday
I applied for the driver position and they require one year of experience but yet I saw other people being in the position without no experience get in also we all know why
It’s definitely based off of how bad the need driver at that time. When I first got my license everybody use to talk about how hard it was to drive for them back in the day but they are more lenient these days.
Just enjoying your comments, but truck driving in my country is far more stressful, just doing it for the love of the profession.
Where are you from ? I talked to a gut that drives in London and he says it is really hard there as well and the laws a strict.
R. U an over the road truck driver
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