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Where can a truck driver with seven weeks experience go to get another truck driving job?
With only that much experience its kind of hard to find local jobs, you really kind of have to go O.T.R. or regional for a while with a company like Swift or Knight or Werner Enterprises. These companies take beginners with little or no experience, some requiring driving school however. I drove 48 for 1 year and 4 months and hated every day of it. I did it so I could get a local driving job after my 1 year commitment for the state grant I received. I still had a hard time finding work. Most places wanted 2 and 3 years of experience before giving me a chance. I wound up working through a temp agency for 12 bucks an hour for months before being offered a job an a local freight del company. If I were back at my 7 week mark and knew what I knew now, I would have just gone back to community college and studied very hard at something else. My company makes me work long long hours and I never know when I'm coming in or getting off. I never know if I work days or nights. I hate it and I am going back to school for something else. I'm almost 40 but that won't stop me from changing my life...it sure won't stop them from trying to work me to death which is the alternative. Think about how you really want to live .....good luck.
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Who will drive for usf1?
On January 25, 2010 USF1 announced the signing of Jose Maria Lopez of Argentina as a driver for the 2010 season. Lopez' experience includes test driving for Renault, one year driving F3000, and two years in GP2 where he won one race and finished on the podium seven times. The second driver has not yet been announced.
Where can one hire a driver for a 7 seat car?
Driving a seven-seat cars does not necessitate that any special training is required. Any driver who holds a standard license can drive such a car and can be hired from a driving agency.
What are the seven steps to getting a driver's license?
This depends on various factors, such as the state you live in and how old you are. But generally, the steps to follow to get your driver's license are the following: 1. Complete a Driver's Ed course. 2. Apply for your learner's permit. 3. Pass your written test. 4. Complete behind-the-wheel training. 5. Complete supervised driving practice with a parent or legal guardian. 6. Pass your driving test. 7. Get your driver's license.
How long do driving tickets stay on record for commercial driving license in Mississippi?
Seven years
What is a seven letter word for travel?
transit; driving
Who is the only Formula One driver to have won seven world championships?
The only Formula 1 driver to have won seven world championships is Ryan Michael Cutting of Sutton Surrey.
Between a driver and seven iron which has more loft?
7 iron
What is the format of a California driver license number?
A California driver license number typically consists of a letter followed by seven digits.
What is another name for seven?
Every language includes a word for seven. A group of seven is a septet, but I do not think any English word would be another name for seven.
How many asians can you fit in a ford fiesta?
5 including the driver unless you have a seven seater then seven can fit in the car
If you have seven girls on a bus and each girl has seven back packs and in each back pack are seven big cats and for ever big cat there are seven little cats how many legs are on the bus?
10,990 legs on the bus if you do not count the bus driver.....if you count the bus driver then there were 10,992 legs on the bus.
How is Swift Transportation to work for?
My own experiences with them were not good. I worked for their flatbed division, out of the now defunct Eden, North Carolina terminal. At the time, the terminal manager's son was my dispatcher (Swift calls them "driver managers"), but he was replaced. The new dispatcher did his best to make life difficult for me. I was in the National Guard at the time, and he had a bad tendency to try sending me out to the west coast whenever my UTAs for the National Guard were approaching, so that he could keep me on the road - his pay was based on what his drivers generated in terms of revenue. Additionally, their safety department put me at fault for an accident I was no way at fault for - another driver backed into me while my truck was parked at the Laredo, TX terminal. Their driver training programme is a joke.. you spend 42 days with a "driver trainer". To be a "driver trainer" at Swift, you're only required to have six months experience. I had 18 months experience driving trucks locally at this point, and had to answer to someone who had only seven months experience (and apparently hadn't learned much in those seven months, as I often had to do his backing for him). After six months, they try to convince you to get into lease-purchase. I'd very strongly advise against it. Swift did, however, do a good job of keeping me loaded and rolling, and their payroll department did a good job of getting any issues resolved which arose. But, if you go to work for them, and have to have work done to the truck in the Decatur, GA terminal, remove all valuables from that truck - theft by the mechanics is a big problem there.
