Make sure your employer is ok with you interacting with the camera while the truck is in motion on public roads . TH-camrs have been fired for doing it
I was kinda thinking the say think but I was gone say you lookin at the camera to much but hell she mite get fired for askin that just don't look at the camera so much
@dennismelton2261 all the simps defending her 😂 I wouldnt be near my phone at all while driving if I got pulled over or if I was in an accident the cops can see all your activity on your phone
A quick tip. Always check the operation of the pallet jack before leaving on your run. Discovering a pallet jack low on oil at the first call can really ruin a great day.
This was a very satisfying video to watch. Good editing, continuity was perfect, the cargo area shots were interesting, and looking forward to more videos like these. Congratulations Bria. Good job.
I’ve been a city driver for years. This was a very easy day.I didn’t see one inside delivery or residential deliveries. These LTL companies will send you to do a residential delivery with a 53 foot trailer,they do not care. Or break down multiple pallets of boxes and two wheeler them into a building.All the time screaming at you on the radio hurry up and get to your next stop.
About heavy pallets. Use gravity to your advantage. I don't know NA trailers but if it is possible to lower the suspension, then do it and/or rise suspension in semi so the floor will tilt downward towards door. And when loading heavy stuff rise suspension in trailer or lower it in semi. Pallets will roll themselves just don't allow them to go too fast. :)
Those residential deliveries will be fun. I remember when I did LTL I had to decline a few residentials deliveries because they would give me a 53ft trailer and there was no way it would fit through some of those streets.
I enjoyed the video!! It reminded me of working at a truck dock when I was in high school and using those pallet jacks. I am impressed with how you wheel that truck around. You make backing up in a big rig look easy. Keep up the good work!
I'm thinking about working for Saia. What time do their shifts start and end. If you exclude traffic delays. I worked for Central freight. They had an 8am - 5pm and a 9am-6pm shift.
What’s the pay and what’s your take home if you don’t mind me asking average is fine. I’ve been wanting to jump on saia but just curious on how much someone would be able to make. Do they pay OT?
Nice job! My only advice is when picking up any drums especially hazmat, always be sure to strap them to the walls. They do tend to shift, plus when they go to break your trailer at the yard, they see that you took the time to secure your load properly...oh yea AND D.O.T. wants to see that stuff strapped FYI..otherwise great video and keep up the videos 👍🏽
Hey Bria, really enjoyed seeing behind-the-scenes of your new job. I was curious about what stops the pallet jack from rolling around, between stops. Could you show a close-up sometime? Cheers, Colin 🦘
Thank you! Good question. I use a pallet jack block/stopper. It’s a rubber square that stops the pallet jack from moving around. I will show a close-up next time 👍
Great job Bria , that's exactly what I did for 16 years with Saia I'm retired now but yeah except for the advanced technology every thing is pretty much the same I just hope you did strap those drums containing haz mat other than that excellent job👍
Good luck whoever believes your Nvidia advise. It's was never below $5 never ever. Example..Let's said it's .15 in 2005. You take .15 x 100(before 2024 1/100 stock split) it still would be $15 per share not .15 cents😂 especially at that time, it was just like 80% who when bankrupt, but thanks to those youtube investors cult, it's overrated just like tsla. Just to say, if you don't know, you may be fooled.
Hi, thank you for your videos, I have a question. Is true that drivers need to get Doubles/Triples, Hazmat, and Tankers endorsements, to work for them?
I have thought about many times joining your company, I just don’t know if I want to do linehaul or if I want to be a city driver. I’m curious what the hours are like linehaul drivers
@@fredo2x625 What's your age and do you have a lot of patience, can you resist touching your cell phone for hours at a time and most important not get road rage. If you answered yes to most or all of these questions get your CDL A and see what's out there. Best of luck friend.
@@fredo2x625 Nah, Hazmat is the hardest test for some, more questions and more to memorize and very specific answers to those questions. They will put answers that are very much alike so you have to know exactly what is needed to be correct.
Thinking of getting my cdl soon, I think I would like it more than some other things but how’s it been treating you? Also Jesus loves you brah 💪🏼 keep trucking
Hi, ive been driving for over 18 months now and looking to change companies, SAIA is one I'm considering, if you don't mind i have a few questions regarding starting pay, long haul, time off and benefits can you shoot me a DM 🙏🏼
Yes. I worked at Estes Express for 2 years. These LTL companies require tanker because you’ll be picking up totes of liquid that weighs 100’s of pounds. A few times I had a pick up where they fully loaded my trailer with liquid totes front to back….After so many pallets and pounds of liquid, that’s where it requires tanker.
As you get more familiar with your route, it will be very helpful to memorize what time all the customers close and knowing what's in your trailer and where it's going ahead of time so you can deliver out of order, moving some pallets out of the way behind it to do so. I used to have a customer that closed at 2:30 and they always put it as one of my last stops. If I didn't adjust, they never would have gotten their stuff.
As a fellow P&D driver with Saia, I thoroughly enjoy my job. It's great to see the company seems to be moving in the right direction and actively fostering strong relationships with our customers. Keep up the great work and continue driving safely.
I’m in Pa myself looking to transition to trucking with my cdl .that I’ve a had for several years but never really utilized it I hear SAIA has a driver academy for new driver hires. Was considering putting in a application any tips?
Heyyy Awesome content!! Definitely subscribed.. Mind answering a question for me ?? So I know I need a year of experience to get on a job like this but is there anything else I could be doing now that would help me get into a job like this??
When you first time I seen you video.I like it you have showed me a lot.bcos I was Unsure if I have it or not I was half way through it like in middle of getting my A license and I kept putting it off so when I seen your video after (serval video) I watched I change my mind to come and get my license my class A again bcos I lost interest in it from the beginning of it but now this video made a difference it give me confidence and my life back and I don’t know 🤷♂️ how to thank you! And can you do more back up 3 points turns tight turns park in the dock properly I need to see this more see i’am good 👍 but i need to be better. Hay stay in touch with me so I can pick up on the little things than you! ❤️🔥🌼🌷🌹😘🌸much love keep doing what you doing thank you!
That’s the beauty of having a CDL, you hold the keys to the kingdom. Don’t have to let one company hold you back when another will value you more (financially or otherwise). Good for you!
Why are you so cute 🥰. Be careful I live in Atlanta and I use to work at Old Dominion and working on the dock and driving was tough. Dennis Melton church of Christ minister. GOD Bless you 🙏
I work linehaul for Saia. I switched from city a little over a year ago and never looked back. Once you are eligible you should look into it. Think you'll like it.
Hey bro it's me Dionne from Washington DC I'm about to go to truck school and I'm going to be driving a refund you got to start somewhere keep showing them videos take care and be safe. Dionne .
OH..SO I didnt miss that many videos!! The last one I watched was when you were quitting AMZN. So this is the new gig. I enjoy see all the Bay Area sites. I moved from Rockridge area (Berkeley) to nasty ass Dallas. I can wait to move back. So have you told us all how much you are making? Us drivers are curious. Is SAIA a union gig? Thanks for the good times.
Hello, how are you? Are you a local driver ? Which state are you trucking? Is the company pay hourly or per mile. How much you could earn per week or month.
Wishing you the best LTL is very physical demanding especially with residential deliveries but if you are only doing commercial you will probably do very well
As far as topics, now that you've switched from the LNG tractors to conventionally fuelled, do you notice any difference? I'm sure the extra light in the cab is welcome if it's not too hot.
Love the less than truckload pick up and delevery videos Bria. Maybe at some point your company will get you drivers electric pallet jacks....... Riding with Chuck at Estes express had one for his deliveries, less chance of getting hurt and more productive, just a idea.
Make sure your employer is ok with you interacting with the camera while the truck is in motion on public roads . TH-camrs have been fired for doing it
I was kinda thinking the say think but I was gone say you lookin at the camera to much but hell she mite get fired for askin that just don't look at the camera so much
She isn’t touching her phone, nothing wrong with it
Mind your business. I’m sure she’s thought about it.
Nothing wrong with advice especially if others have been fired for such actions
@dennismelton2261 all the simps defending her 😂 I wouldnt be near my phone at all while driving if I got pulled over or if I was in an accident the cops can see all your activity on your phone
Saia Life sista. I see you getting it. Be safe out there
Can you make a video on how much you make a month. I am trying to get into trucking. Thank you so much continue
A quick tip. Always check the operation of the pallet jack before leaving on your run. Discovering a pallet jack low on oil at the first call can really ruin a great day.
How you check?
@@fredo2x625 You hafta get down on your knees and smell it. Post a video of yourself doing it, so we can make sure you're doing it right.
Shes using an manual pallet jack in the video. 😅
This was a very satisfying video to watch. Good editing, continuity was perfect, the cargo area shots were interesting, and looking forward to more videos like these. Congratulations Bria. Good job.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you :)
I’ve been a city driver for years. This was a very easy day.I didn’t see one inside delivery or residential deliveries. These LTL companies will send you to do a residential delivery with a 53 foot trailer,they do not care. Or break down multiple pallets of boxes and two wheeler them into a building.All the time screaming at you on the radio hurry up and get to your next stop.
I give her props but i want to see some inside deliveries. Definitely see her use a liftgate too.
About heavy pallets. Use gravity to your advantage. I don't know NA trailers but if it is possible to lower the suspension, then do it and/or rise suspension in semi so the floor will tilt downward towards door. And when loading heavy stuff rise suspension in trailer or lower it in semi. Pallets will roll themselves just don't allow them to go too fast. :)
That’s a great tip, thank you. I will keep that in mind.
Those residential deliveries will be fun. I remember when I did LTL I had to decline a few residentials deliveries because they would give me a 53ft trailer and there was no way it would fit through some of those streets.
If you have no lift gate, how do you do a residential pick up or delivery?
@@shiggity42 It depends on the product. Sometimes, it's something light, but it's just really long, so you can carry it or use a dolly.
Bria putting in that work on P&D!! You go girl and be safe out there!!
😎
Can you work there with an automatic restriction? Was the test with automatic? Thanks
Yes their trucks are all automatic
I enjoyed the video!! It reminded me of working at a truck dock when I was in high school and using those pallet jacks. I am impressed with how you wheel that truck around. You make backing up in a big rig look easy. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! I appreciate it :)
It is great seeing you thrive and enjoy the path you are taking. Keep going forward and stay safe. We miss you
I'm thinking about working for Saia. What time do their shifts start and end. If you exclude traffic delays.
I worked for Central freight. They had an 8am - 5pm and a 9am-6pm shift.
That 8:00-5:00 PM is beautiful
What’s the pay and what’s your take home if you don’t mind me asking average is fine. I’ve been wanting to jump on saia but just curious on how much someone would be able to make. Do they pay OT?
Nice job! My only advice is when picking up any drums especially hazmat, always be sure to strap them to the walls. They do tend to shift, plus when they go to break your trailer at the yard, they see that you took the time to secure your load properly...oh yea AND D.O.T. wants to see that stuff strapped FYI..otherwise great video and keep up the videos 👍🏽
Good tip, I will remember that. Thank you.
Hey Bria, really enjoyed seeing behind-the-scenes of your new job.
I was curious about what stops the pallet jack from rolling around, between stops.
Could you show a close-up sometime?
Cheers, Colin 🦘
Either a pallet jack chock block, or a strap. The chock has a square in the middle where the wheels drop into. Works great, never had an issue.
Thank you! Good question. I use a pallet jack block/stopper. It’s a rubber square that stops the pallet jack from moving around. I will show a close-up next time 👍
Nice 👍
Great job Bria , that's exactly what I did for 16 years with Saia I'm retired now but yeah except for the advanced technology every thing is pretty much the same I just hope you did strap those drums containing haz mat other than that excellent job👍
Great video. Good luck with your new job. Keep on trucking!
Good luck whoever believes your Nvidia advise. It's was never below $5 never ever. Example..Let's said it's .15 in 2005. You take .15 x 100(before 2024 1/100 stock split) it still would be $15 per share not .15 cents😂 especially at that time, it was just like 80% who when bankrupt, but thanks to those youtube investors cult, it's overrated just like tsla. Just to say, if you don't know, you may be fooled.
Congratulations Bre, hope that your enjoying you new job and love the Vlogs🔥
Thank you!!
would you happen to know anyone hiring a 20 year old 3 months experience cdl in california?
Hi, thank you for your videos, I have a question. Is true that drivers need to get Doubles/Triples, Hazmat, and Tankers endorsements, to work for them?
Shud of stayed at Amazon I wud of money for jam i called it...but good for you, much love nz...
With the red colors and the name of the company i initially thought it was a salsa truck...i was thinking wheres the guac sauce.😅😅😅
Thank you for sharing your journey, it is great to watch a skilled person in another treadle than mine. Keep it up!
I have thought about many times joining your company, I just don’t know if I want to do linehaul or if I want to be a city driver. I’m curious what the hours are like linehaul drivers
I'm running line haul might switch to city in another year or two just be up during the daytime, but the money is better on line haul.
Should I get cdl
@@fredo2x625 What's your age and do you have a lot of patience, can you resist touching your cell phone for hours at a time and most important not get road rage. If you answered yes to most or all of these questions get your CDL A and see what's out there. Best of luck friend.
@@JoeSmith-nu8oo I have dot and know I just drive I’m 22 years old cdl my dream
@@JoeSmith-nu8oo it’s hard the knowledge test?
@@fredo2x625 Nah, Hazmat is the hardest test for some, more questions and more to memorize and very specific answers to those questions. They will put answers that are very much alike so you have to know exactly what is needed to be correct.
Thinking of getting my cdl soon, I think I would like it more than some other things but how’s it been treating you? Also Jesus loves you brah 💪🏼 keep trucking
Hi, ive been driving for over 18 months now and looking to change companies, SAIA is one I'm considering, if you don't mind i have a few questions regarding starting pay, long haul, time off and benefits can you shoot me a DM 🙏🏼
I WOULD NOT EXCEPT A DRIVING & UNLOADING JOB WITH A CLASS A . WHY ADD EXTRA WORK ?
I start Saia next week !!!! Linehaul extra board on Deck...... 1:22
Which terminal are you out of…I just got offered a job at the Buford GA location
I hate trailers where the strap brackets are long ways up and down and not across
one of the best flash light i have streamlight but you can not go wrong with a surefire.
Can you show driving pov
Hi Bria thank you so very much for your video and sharing all of your information with us and as always be safe
Hey Bria, it looks like you're enjoying the new job. Can't wait to see the next video.
Catch me live in killeen texas from 7:30 am till 11:30 am working for doordash
I wonder working with Saia does you get paid every week
For this position do you really need your tanker endorsement?
Yes. I worked at Estes Express for 2 years. These LTL companies require tanker because you’ll be picking up totes of liquid that weighs 100’s of pounds. A few times I had a pick up where they fully loaded my trailer with liquid totes front to back….After so many pallets and pounds of liquid, that’s where it requires tanker.
Hello from San Antonio Texas
Hello from Victorville California 😅
What is the name of the company that you work for?
I drove P & D for a l.t.l. company for 34 years and loved it.
Thank you 🙏 ❤for sharing this with us
This was a great video, really interesting even for me as an outsider, I watched it all the way to the end. Keep going! 👍
How is the weekly pay for this company ?
great job,thank you for showing us your day be safe
Do they have cab facing cameras ?
Have you noticed change in handling moving from a 10 wheel tractor to a 6 wheel one? Easier to back? Enjoy your videos
Yes, it is easier to back due to the turn radius being shortened. It makes a slight difference. I’m glad you enjoy the videos!
As you get more familiar with your route, it will be very helpful to memorize what time all the customers close and knowing what's in your trailer and where it's going ahead of time so you can deliver out of order, moving some pallets out of the way behind it to do so. I used to have a customer that closed at 2:30 and they always put it as one of my last stops. If I didn't adjust, they never would have gotten their stuff.
Good to know, thank you for the tip. I’m working on it 👍
What time customers close for lunch, too!
Good job on your new position. You are an inspiration with your knowledge and professionalism. Thank you and have an absolutely awesome day.
I appreciate that! Thank you for the kind words :)
Do you have gps maps on the handheld?
As a fellow P&D driver with Saia, I thoroughly enjoy my job. It's great to see the company seems to be moving in the right direction and actively fostering strong relationships with our customers. Keep up the great work and continue driving safely.
are you doing 70 hours a week with saia?
Great video, are you a sign to a truck and trailer or do you drive a different truck everyday?
Thank you, and yes, I am asssigned my own tractor, but I drive a different trailer each day.
Your new job seems more stressful 🙃
Hey Bria! From another SAIA driver, great job!! Keep up the good work is a good company. I'm from Allentown, PA. What terminal do you work for?
I’m in Pa myself looking to transition to trucking with my cdl .that I’ve a had for several years but never really utilized it
I hear SAIA has a driver academy for new driver hires. Was considering putting in a application any tips?
@@HarryPedro-e5x where in PA?
How many hours do you work in a day ?
Your doing fine Bria
Very good video Bria, lots of stops. Have you ever worked on long trips? If so, did you like it? A like on my friend's video from Brazil.
Yes, I drove over the road before driving locally.
@@briatrucking Nice, locally is very good. Thacks Bria
Hey Bria? Did you stop making videos? Please make more videos about trucking!! I really appreciate the way you present your trucking videos to us!!
Does this job require a hazmat and are there trucks automatic
Yes, and yes 👍
Heyyy Awesome content!! Definitely subscribed.. Mind answering a question for me ?? So I know I need a year of experience to get on a job like this but is there anything else I could be doing now that would help me get into a job like this??
Keep On Truckin 😎✌
When you first time I seen you video.I like it you have showed me a lot.bcos I was Unsure if I have it or not I was half way through it like in middle of getting my A license and I kept putting it off so when I seen your video after (serval video) I watched I change my mind to come and get my license my class A again bcos I lost interest in it from the beginning of it but now this video made a difference it give me confidence and my life back and I don’t know 🤷♂️ how to thank you! And can you do more back up 3 points turns tight turns park in the dock properly I need to see this more see i’am good 👍 but i need to be better. Hay stay in touch with me so I can pick up on the little things than you! ❤️🔥🌼🌷🌹😘🌸much love keep doing what you doing thank you!
That’s the beauty of having a CDL, you hold the keys to the kingdom. Don’t have to let one company hold you back when another will value you more (financially or otherwise). Good for you!
Why are you so cute 🥰. Be careful I live in Atlanta and I use to work at Old Dominion and working on the dock and driving was tough. Dennis Melton church of Christ minister. GOD Bless you 🙏
I work linehaul for Saia. I switched from city a little over a year ago and never looked back. Once you are eligible you should look into it. Think you'll like it.
I work city with Saia. I could never sit that long on linehaul. I think there is pros and cons to both
@@ddphotoadventure2657how many hours do you get doing P&D?
Hey bro it's me Dionne from Washington DC I'm about to go to truck school and I'm going to be driving a refund you got to start somewhere keep showing them videos take care and be safe. Dionne .
How long are your work days?
Nice work young lady. Would you ever switch from PD to LH?
OH..SO I didnt miss that many videos!! The last one I watched was when you were quitting AMZN. So this is the new gig. I enjoy see all the Bay Area sites. I moved from Rockridge area (Berkeley) to nasty ass Dallas. I can wait to move back. So have you told us all how much you are making? Us drivers are curious. Is SAIA a union gig? Thanks for the good times.
Awww how cute. An automatic single axle. Firty three foot trailer an only use half. Where is the logic in that?
I love ❤️ your video it’s so helpful thank you Bria your the best my friend how much they make as a salary $$ at salsa and to they get paid every week
I am very impressed with you.!- Have you thought about leaving California like lots of people are doing it lately,?
Loved seeing you behind the scenes! Godspeed. Also - are you currently accepting partnerships for your channel at this time? -Brandon Rothrock
Hello, how are you? Are you a local driver ? Which state are you trucking? Is the company pay hourly or per mile. How much you could earn per week or month.
Watch out for tendinitis in elbows too, working pallet jack all day. Mine would hurt. I was at yellow freight. Your younger though, should be fine.
Wishing you the best LTL is very physical demanding especially with residential deliveries but if you are only doing commercial you will probably do very well
Thank you 🙏 Brianna you open the Door for me now I have the ideal what i wants to do!
I've got a few miles on me, and I've noticed that P&D drivers are always the best.
Huge difference from Amazon to SAIA. Way better move!
Hacen muy bien tu trabajo eso si usa protector para la CINTURA o lumbar 😊🤗🇦🇷
PD is an adventure. You will add something new to your skill set everyday.
Just starting my channel, xpo LTL driver here
Good job 👍. You got it all done.. except for the one. Bummer that you got delayed at the last one and had to get all wet.🍻🍩
As far as topics, now that you've switched from the LNG tractors to conventionally fuelled, do you notice any difference? I'm sure the extra light in the cab is welcome if it's not too hot.
Cool video. More front facing dash camera please. It is cool to see the streets you are driving on the in the towns you’re passing through.
Try UPS
Hi Bria, i enjoyed this videos like all the others before. Greetings from Germany
Hay you look different & cool 😍 in the new attire. Keep shining 🌟
7:54
Smart Woman!
Get as prepared as possible before you get there!
👍👍❤️
How much do you get paid I’m in the Bay Area aswell soon to get my class a
Love the less than truckload pick up and delevery videos Bria. Maybe at some point your company will get you drivers electric pallet jacks....... Riding with Chuck at Estes express had one for his deliveries, less chance of getting hurt and more productive, just a idea.
no converter dolly? no hand truck? you got this - be safe
Great video, looks and sounds like you enjoy your job. Awesome job backing in places, one shot. 👍
Good good stuff young lady that manual pallet has to go to much work on the body
This video is me when I started pick up and delivery 😂
The American version of trucker Cassie. Cool 😊
So happy for you Bria our unstoppable truck driver with the beautiful wind hair🌹
Hey, are you allowed a lunch break? Do they rush you?