What big trucking companies don't want you to know.

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In this video I send a message out to all the rookies coming into the trucking industry. Basically letting them know about the big trucking company and how they'll use and abuse you. There is a lot of money in trucking so don't get comfortable with the company your with.

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@Wilj05 3 года назад

"AFTER A MILLION MILES THEY'RE GOING TO GIVE ME A LEATHER JACKET!" 😂😂💀

@mikecioka1180 3 года назад

Lol

@nonameposter378 3 года назад

That shit cracked me up, too funny.

@cebuanoguy 5 лет назад

This is good advice. My advice on the reason why 90% of owner ops fail their first 1-2 years is because of that driver mindset. You guys have to start thinking like a fleet owner. You have to know your truck and trailer in and out. Don’t run it until it breaks. You need to put time aside for maintenance and repair. Replace steer tires every 200k, replace oil filter every 20-30k, replace air dryer every 3 years or 300k, replace pistons every 500k..so many things on the list. Your mpg is not your only operations cost. My last advice is use an older engine. A cat or a Detroit diesel. You can argue all you want about automatic transmissions and their mpg. Please show me an automatic transmission with 1 million miles on it. My cat c15 has 5 million miles on it, she’s withstood the test of time and is easy to repair.

@sidlittle6581 5 лет назад

200000 on steer tire I call bs

@PandaRozay44 5 лет назад

Thanks

@dwilburn1928 5 лет назад

Got over a million on my DD15. Feels like she runs better now. Truck didn't have DEF but did have DPF. Got it snatched off. Best decision ever.

@hiramrosajr8231 5 лет назад

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@hiramrosajr8231 5 лет назад

bill2526 bill2526 no

@allanleon7192 5 лет назад

Who else stared at his sandwich for 10 minutes? lol.. Thnx for the advice brotha, I pray this CDL money changes my life.

@johnphillips5994 5 лет назад

I did

@danlevesque5993 5 лет назад

John Phillips me too. I’m about to buy my first truck. I agree I should of bought my first truck at 2-3 years in I would of made way more money by now.

@HappinessWellnssLove 4 года назад

allan leon you aint lying... Hehehe

@mrhustle3142 4 года назад

OTR DRIVING SUCKS DONT DO IT

@naemsyedd2839 3 года назад

313 EAT first

@christrucker4882 6 лет назад

💯 these companies get DRIVERS everyday so don’t fall in love with them protect your CDL at all times and stay away from doing illegal favors for these dispatchers .

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Absolutely right thanks for watching!

@prettylittlephotons 5 лет назад

Auto Chris...you're so right! Couldn't have said it better!

@yir9383 5 лет назад

Appreciate the words of advice.

@stephanodreakford9747 5 лет назад

Another note. Stay away from large companies that like to put bullshitt on your dac report. That is a tactic they use to keep other companies from hiring you.

@michaelt3308 5 лет назад

Illegal favors? Do tell... I'm new

@NbaLowlights 5 лет назад

Dislikes are from big trucking companies (target, Walmart, etc)

@jerryrobinson6250 5 лет назад

Note to Rookies: Learn everything from anyone. Get better as a Driver and a Person. Experience comes only after failures and success. Good luck.

@flexusanm 4 года назад

jerry robinson thanks chief. Gl

@wealthbuilders3531 4 года назад

Bottom line!!

@robertbattle6778 3 года назад

that's a fact

@mmsjdl 6 лет назад

This is the most informative video on trucking I've seen as someone thinking of getting in this business. Thx

@artist4truth 6 лет назад

Million miles leather jacket, that was hilarious. The goal should be owner op within 2 yrs.

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Exactly

@timmay2k 6 лет назад

Recap lol I don't wear jackets event in winter time so u can have the jacket lmao

@sbrazenor2 5 лет назад

Being an owner operator can also make you broke. When my work truck breaks down and needs to be towed and fixed, I get keys to another one and keep making money. When a tire blows, I get paid by the hour to sit and wait for it to be replaced, which costs me nothing. I don't pay for fuel, tolls, insurance, etc; the company does. I get to walk away with $90-100k per year without the headaches and the BS and I work the amount I want, locally. (And the taxes are simpler to deal with each year.) When I take a vacation, I get a paycheck, but as an owner operator, I would just have bills and no revenue that week. I have enough BS to deal with as a homeowner and having a car to maintain. I don't need to have an expensive piece of equipment that's just waiting to bankrupt me if the fuel prices spike or the work dries up. The company I'm in has about a dozen revenue sources and a billion dollars in revenue each year, which is more resilient than a one truck operation. They've survived like 12 major recessions and mostly deal in cash to keep debt maintenance cost out of the picture. You might think I'm saying all of this because I'm confused by the numbers, but I have a BS of Business and Finance. I've put a lot of thought into the issue and I'd rather buy rental properties than a truck.

@housefoneshawty 5 лет назад

2 years was my exact goal too . Took me 3 though

@eddiebrown7843 5 лет назад

Lol

@capsula2007 6 лет назад

Thank you for being unselfish with your knowledge. Any good act to help others come from God. I am blessed by hearing your tips

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Thanks bro!!!

@myungkim5703 3 года назад

I just got my license and started out with a company that’s paying me $0.50 per mile a month ago. I am already doing my homework and research to own my truck in 2 to 3 years. I’ve been asking other truckers questions every chance I get. All of them were helpful and encouraging, but with fair warning. You’re in it to make money, not to spend. I’ve heard a few of them say most people who start out as an independent trucker are excited about the money and what they can do with it, which are the first thing wrong with their mindset.

@theo2fly 6 лет назад

Now the goal get your brokering license... and now book your loads with companies directly....

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Now you talking!!

@tonysmith4870 5 лет назад

How do I go about getting my own brokering license

@brandondunn8397 5 лет назад

Heard the saying it takes money to make money? That’s basically the key. Money for bonding, insurance, etc. basically have to have all the same insurance a company does plus go to school to become a broker.

@d8tapp84 5 лет назад

@@tonysmith4870 email these people...they have a special program for cheaper than most...ndhlogistics.com

@Finx436 6 лет назад

One of the best rookie channel out there really motivated me. 4 months ago was company driver once I watched this video that makes the move. My last paycheck was $4k last week. God bless bro

@jlpolcat13 6 лет назад

Yes and those bonuses are nullified if you have a late delivery or a fender bender. They have so many promises and they know new drivers aren’t ever going to see a bonus unless lightning strikes their butt. Listen to this man and prosper or listen to the company and be a zombie driver earning barely enough to feed yourself much less your family. The company don’t tell you about the unpaid lay overs. Or four hours to unload because the place is a warehouse hub for the whole east coast. Listen to experience drivers. Keep the shiny side up . Remember you can be the best driver in the world and still have the worst drivers in the world run over your butt. SEMPER FIDELIS

@samanthatrucka 4 года назад

This video opened my eyes to not being scared to own a truck. But for now I'm going to get my experience with a company and eventually go that route. Thanks

@gargdye1924 5 лет назад

I love your attitude. I wish all the best in your pursuits!

@Bighustle21 6 лет назад

100% on point! That company truck makes about 5000 or more per week and they give you four to five hundred of it as a rookie. Even with years of experience your not going to make no more than 1300 a week after taxes. But hey some drivers are ok with making someone else rich instead of themselves. There’s levels to this business. I was once in the dark myself. Until one day I woke up.

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

I’m glad your not blind to the fact...

@s2h995 5 лет назад

Ltl home errday 1300 bring home

@rickanthony6623 5 лет назад

@@s2h995 what company if you dont mind?

@s2h995 5 лет назад

Rick Anthony look into ltl linehaul

@miltonmoore1690 5 лет назад

Truth

@theecitizensofyahwehmedia3581 4 года назад

Good lucking man. I've been learning from you and Manney (extraordinary movers). I'm going to CDL school in July. I'm retired Army and disabled vet. I make 3000 a month off the top, I'm planning to save most of my money from my first trucking job to get my own truck. I'm already looking at the DAT now and studying the freight business. You and other drivers like you, are really a credit to the integrity of the business. You're not withholding information, giving out for free. Shout Out,,,,,,Peace,,,,Shalom...

@BIGGS5636 6 лет назад

One of the best advice vids ive watched so far. Thanks bro i needed that as i prepare to ship off to cdl school on saturday. Much love

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Thanks brother!!!

@falsup09 6 лет назад

This is why I subscribed to you in the first place. Great, passionate, real, advice.

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

I’m glad I️ can help

@flatbedladyv2191 5 лет назад

Yes sir!!!!I came to that conclusion 2 weeks in...I want my own truck!! I came out to learn DOT regs, maps, etc. I have also met many honest drivers who encourage me to get my own truck too...I am hoping that by Dec I will get my own. Thanks for the encouragement..stay safe

@clintonemeka450 5 лет назад

Thanks soo much bro, God bless you for shearing your knowledges on this field. Am rounding up my CDL School in few weeks. 🙏

@anthonylowry1997 4 года назад

Thank you for a wealth of knowledge man. You've been a big motivation factor to me and I'm going to use this knowledge that you have given me. Thank you.

@sfkingalpha 2 года назад

Thanks for the positivity. I'm about to start with a company and its gonna pay me basically peanuts, but I'll use this as a stepping stone as I have zero class A experience. A truck for myself is gonna be my goal.

@rosaleereyes10 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for sharing. I live in illinios and I’m just starting off. My cousin and I want to buy our own truck and drive together but, all we keep hearing is we don’t want the headaches of owning a truck. We don’t know many people in this industry to be a mentor. I’m going to share this with her.

@marcomata8076 4 года назад

Thank you brother. Great advice!

@raworthyel3786 6 лет назад

Real talk, getting my own truck was a life changing move financially. I drove for a company local after Crete let me go after a week "background" found local work on CList. 1 year later the same company sold me a truck 2006 century. I still have it. 3 years later doing containers home daily. $1200-$1500 a week. I wouldn't let fear of failure stop me.

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Getting your own is the only way to eat...

@heinzkitzvelvet 5 лет назад

I'm making $1200 a week, home every night and I'm company. I don't need the headache of paying all the truck bills and repairs and such. Been trucking 7 years this November. This is the best money I've ever made in my life and I'm at the bottom of the pay scale on this lane. I think I'm gonna stick with it.

@miguelrobb5719 5 лет назад

Heinzkitz Velvet folks that keep saying "I don't want the repair bill and the headache " has never been in owner operator themselves. These trucks are expensive to repair, but everything on these trucks are built to last. $1200? I could net twice that number, barely even trying. And I'm leased on with Werner. I can work when i want, go home when i want and stay home for however long i want. I don't have to worry about building leave time or waiting for my day off. Once you go owner operator, you will never wanna go back. But don't get me wrong. 1200 a week is still fucking good money. I'm going to assume that's gross. It's still a lot better than what most traditional jobs pay. I'm not knocking your hustle, but a lot of company drivers always come out and assume being in owner operator is a headach. It ain't a cake walk but it is not as hard as people make it sound. Either way. Company driver or owner operator.... we are all eating a lot better than the average folks lol

@heinzkitzvelvet 5 лет назад

Miguel Robb You right. I've never owned a truck. Don't want to own a truck. Don't need to own a truck. Sure, I could take on all that responsibility and make twice the money. But a sizeable portion of that big money has to go into your repair bills account. Another portion has to go to payments and insurance and this and that. If you have your own trailer, there's another set of bills and I can see with my own eyes that people make a lot of money running under their own authority out here. But that's for people who want to run all over the place, all the time so they can ride in that long based Pete 389 that's all dolled up and petty. Or whatever it is they're out here trying to do. I'm saying I don't want to be out for weeks at a time anymore. I like being home everyday. Working 5 days a week and off weekends.... Well, most weekends. I'm actually laying in the bunk writing this right now waiting for a Saturday run. Subaru is running, so I'm running today. But this is the kind of trucking I got into this business to do. This is the money and home time I was looking for. So for me, it's perfect. I can take this money and all this home time and start up a little eBay/Amazon business and build it up to be what I want it to be. I drove the whole nation and that was a lot of fun, but I don't want to be out there like that anymore. Some folks love running the countryside for 30 years. Not me. This was never going to be a decades long career for me. It's a stepping stone to the next level.

@miguelrobb5719 5 лет назад

Heinzkitz Velvet you are wrong about me needing to deduct most of that money to my repairs and expenses. Insurance, money to be set aside for future repairs, fuel. All of that stuff is automatically taken out before the pay check even gets to me. And i don't own a trailer btw. Look. Most of us is afraid of that big risk. I understand. But you shouldn't go around and try to scare everyone away from a chance to be their own boss. Owner operator just wasn't for your friends, and it surely isn't for you.

@neoac9893 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your honesty.

@jacobgatlin7485 5 лет назад

Man I'm sooooo glad I came accross your channel bro!! Thank you so much for putting out your videos. These trucker channels is so funny!

@honeychick4ever280 4 года назад

My first time coming across your video! Your wisdom is on point! Great video!

@5542wilsey 5 лет назад

Thanks for the Advice man. I’m studying for my CDL and am looking forward to stacking these chips. I Will buy my own truck by summer 2019. I’ll keep you posted.

@MrAwsenior 6 лет назад

Peace & Blessings KING One Rich Great video my Brother and keep them coming Thanks for the Trucking knowledge and wisdom that your sharing because I've been counting these old white stripes for a minute but I always keep my ears and eyes to the RU-vid Trucking Fam as well as the streets gaining New knowledge as well as old knowledge because you never get to old or young to spike up your knowledge in this Trucking game Safe Travels to you My Brother and continued success #Salute!!""TruckingGameStronG""✊✊✊✊

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for the encouraging words. Motivates me to continue bringing guys quality content.

@JustMe-ow3ut 5 лет назад

I likes the way u talk & how u explain the game! And no cussing! Kudos to u!!

@wallyortizjr71 6 лет назад

Thank you for the advice brother I appreciate it. Im in school right now for my CDL and yes the recruiters that come to the school paints exactly what you just said about the bonuses and everything else. Thanks for the advice...

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

I️ do I️t for people like you, thanks for watching!!!

@ijonuigbo7417 4 года назад

How long is cdl school and how much does it cost?

@zach9150 6 лет назад

Love the vids, definitely making me want to make a career change to truck driving just because of the earning potential and the ability to make a name for your self. Much respect man, appreciate the advice you give.

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Love the encouragement! Thanks!

@ShannonG9mm 3 года назад

Rich now this is the types of videos you should put out. Good facts bro you are awesome with facts being honest about these big companies. Thank you my friend. Awesome video. I drove for TMC this past year and I'm left them in July. I'm buying my own Truck just applied for my MC numbers and doing my own thing with my own Authorty.

@patrick6039 5 лет назад

I work in the financial industry and I'm considering leaving that job to join my older brother on the road. He's been giving me knowledge but overall this was a damn good video.

@TheKenLucas 3 года назад

Yo solid advice bro!! I took away a lot from your message thank you bro

@gordaboyifyable 4 года назад

I really appreciate that video. I start schooling soon and was thinking bout getting a truck but had 2nd thoughts for various reasons.

@yir9383 5 лет назад

Thank you for the heads up & keeping it real. Plus, short & sweet to the point. Let's do it Big 👍

@marquisbrown9264 5 лет назад

Thank you Brotha for the information

@onerich8876 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching

@Eastrock74 5 лет назад

Just subscribed after watching this video. The truth is out there and this man is bringing it to you!

@jrdnm589 5 лет назад

💯 on point, I’ve talked to people about getting their own authority and equipment. You’d think i was telling them to go to NASA and pilot a spaceship. Look nothing good is easy. But this is very doable.

@humano1196 10 месяцев назад

I just signed up with a trucking school to get my CDL and I thank you for the heads up!

@ChuckNorris20131 5 лет назад

Hey brother, thanks for the motivational video. I appreciate your honesty. I'm about to buy my own truck and get my own authority. I have been in the business for about 5months now.

@trancemonger4764 5 лет назад

Thanks for the inside perspective man.

@darklight4815 3 года назад

Thanks brother,sounds like great advice 💪🇺🇲

@masonic777 6 лет назад

Good video bother!Exactly!!!!That's a blessing to share, it comes back...Be safe out here bra!I'm broke down in Indiana, and sitting in a hotel while here I'm thinking about 6 months from now when I save up for mu own truck!!!! So watching this video reminds me of my late dad telling me the same thing yo saying and that was years ago, a old head telling me that...Indeed, truth!!!!You should do videos about how to get your own contracts!!!

@keithsmith9115 4 года назад

Great video man, I hope your dreams and work ethic takes you straight to the top my brother from another mother. Informative and inspirational, great combo for any video

@mellymel6886 2 года назад

What’s up Rich one, I pray 🙏🏽 and hope all things are Well with you. Happy new year brother

@antoniomvaldezjr4 5 лет назад

Thank you for the great advice my man I’m looking forward to owning my own truck very soon and getting out there and make real money.

@evelynmartinez-reissland5909 5 лет назад

good video good details. i made a lot of mistakes when i was OO owner operator. thinking about getting at it again. for guys coming in the game there is a lot of money out there

@doodletechnologies3189 5 лет назад

Hi. What mistakes did you make as a O/O? I'm a rookie, coming in the game. Researching, so I can get in with the right info and mindset.

@elhulk320 3 года назад

Refreshing truth, positive, encouraging!!! Blessings brother!!!!

@tye4138 3 года назад

Nice content keep it coming to us, thank you for your experiences!!!

@tjscustomtinting 5 лет назад

Aye Rich....I start training for my CDL next month in Feb and my inlaw is gonna put me on with him at $800/we and in 2yrs the truck I'll be driving will be paid for. Then going for owner operator positions. This video reassures me that my inlaw has my back and is setting me up just right. Thanks Big Homie!

@leroymartinez6066 5 лет назад

I been driving for 23 years.. and your right.. when I started my training pay was 200.00 week.. when they put me in my truck it was 22 cpm...and I drove for alot of companies... I lease trucks.. but now I know what to do when I get my own..save money.. don't buy all them toys when you get them 2000 to 3000 checks.. you got to pay yourself then put money aside for your truck.. then you buy the toys if you can..

@jenzdap4096 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for your advice. Your such an angel to the novice. Such a nice man

@jenzdap4096 5 лет назад

May God blessed you more!

@Coilshot 6 лет назад

Thanks for the advice man!

@derekharris314 5 лет назад

Yo One Rich you definitely put people down on game about life and the trucking business I'm starting with Schneider on the 18 th Sept, safe driving my brother and keep feeding people the knowledge you know.

@cw3610 4 года назад

As a rookie its best to research the companies that are willing to hire a unexperienced driver and right now there's quite a few of them because they don't have good driver retention. It's best to do your earning on their trucks because they expect you to make mistakes. Also decide on what you want to haul. Dry box isn't going to pay as good as hazardous materials (example). If you decide to buy a truck to become a owner-operator, I wouldn't recommend buying one from the same company that you work for. Again, shop around and research. On a yearly average, after all the bills are paid,(fuel, truck payments, insurance, etc.) and you have cut costs everywhere that you can,( such as not eating out much or staying in hotels often) , you might make between 4 to 6K a month in profit but don't forget that you have to pay taxes on that so squirrel some bucks aside. It can be profitable if you work hard and smart. Thumbs up and hammer down

@mrchill2441 3 года назад

Thanks for the advice .... it’s important to own your truck

@wesfrye6986 5 лет назад

Thanks for all the info. Really thinking of leaving my 60k a yr gig and buying my own truck under my own authority. I have no experience but your videos really helping me out. Thanks

@abdelattahrioui9869 4 года назад

Thank you for this advise

@edisonsimon5042 5 лет назад

Thank you my brother, I am so blessed by hearing, so I am a student I just get CDL.

@18wheelzofsteel53 6 лет назад

You ain’t lying I been driving since 2014. I been an O/O since 2015. Big companies only care about “their” profits. You ain’t lying about big companies. I been out here long enough. Btw dig the mustang shirt. First On Race Day.

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

I actually got that Mustang shirt delivering a load of transmissions to the mustang manufacturing in Detroit. Trucking literally put a shirt on my back...lol thanks for watching and accomplish your goals

@genierich1477 4 года назад

Little ones too. A referred driver totalled my truck . Thank God I had the right insurance. My accontant could not believe the paper work i brung her. It was several times I didn't receive a check. I was good to my driver but did not have my own authority so i had a contract that i had to sign . I just own a 26 foot box truck. My second one since some one totalled my first one. Im not even mad because i know my blessings are coming I guess I'm a keep taking notes. Its bad when you have the work put in and just can't find the right fit. Its all about timing though

@supercic123 5 лет назад

Thank you for your advice!

@aky19832001 5 лет назад

God bless you brother. Thank you. I dont know how to thank you for this video.

@libertybledsoe7597 5 лет назад

I have just started looking into getting a CDL and stumbled upon your video thank you for the insight you have been immensely helpful i will definitely subscribe

@onerich8876 5 лет назад

Get them it’ll change your life

@clearminded40 4 года назад

Thank you so much this is by far the best video Ive seen my goal is 3-5 years to own my own... I coming into this industry to learn it so I can own my own ....thanks for the advice

@curtiswilliams8377 5 лет назад

Thanks man great advice cause you are right these companies do not care about you or your well being. The one I'm with now they don't care for the drivers here and it's really sad man.They keep you out on the Road 3to 4 weeks at a time and you make small money 3,4,5 dollars week that's crazy. That is crazy for Real.

@thegooch7206 3 года назад

All and I mean “ALL” of these companies see hundreds of thousands of drivers go through their doors, when you leave they don’t even remember your name three days later. We are all a number.

@josephkent3238 4 года назад

Thank you for your time

@garyadderly2665 4 года назад

Thanks Rich for that information. Believe it or not, I am still a company driver and have been for 12 years with the same company.

@mmahtnart8986 5 лет назад

Every Teamster organized company that I worked for either had me home every night or had me in a nice motel till my load was ready to go back home. There may be a via along the way back home, but you will be home within two or three days at most.

@BusinessmanRich 5 лет назад

Thanks for the great advice.

@jeuby3695 5 лет назад

I started moving freight after the Army for the simplicity of it all. Being an owner op would take away from that. Once you get that truck you are locked in and have to be on your hustle or you will go under. I dont want or need that headache. Ill drive the company truck and make my $700-$1000 a week net. Its all about what you need and what you want.

@qtcwaji 5 лет назад

Thanks for the advice, I start with a company on Monday.

@Papaw.Rooster 5 лет назад

Company driver for 7 years, too. Just got my own truck. Made $900 today lol

@Shadownian 6 лет назад

Great video.... Myself im just starting my trucking adventure. Im going thru the process to start my cdl training. Interview...drug test...etc. Now i hear conflicting stories about leasing and O/O..and im sure you can make a good amount of money, especially when your truck is new and working 100 percent. But as the miles tack on and you have to deal with bad tires and parts breaking, being broken down on the side of the road and dealing with tow costs etc...im also sure it can get expensive as hell. Personally...i dont want the headache that comes with those sorts of issues and the stress that comes with worrying about them. Especially being new. Not to mention being new you don't really know if you will be doing this long term. You might do 6 months and just get fed up. Personally i look at it this way. While im new ill let the company worry about gas prices and tire costs....ill just worry about driving. If i complete my 1yr to15 month contractual agreement time with the company and im still loving my new career and see myself doing it long term.... Then ill look into buying my own truck...and even then it would be a maybe at best. It is a huge undertaking when these trucks cost as much as, or more than some houses. Thats never something to get into on a whim or without proper consideration for all the variables. That being said...at this point..... I just hope i get accepted to do the training....lol *crosses fingers*

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

It’s cool just have a goal in mind and prepare a exit strategy...

@wealthbuilders3531 4 года назад

What you saying is true, 3 years from the day you post this many owner ops have literally destroyed smaller company and the chances to get authority because they were t properly trained. It’s nit as easy as it sounds but big ups to you for giving advice to the new comers.

@AJNETTE1 6 лет назад

Hello, just about 3 yrs ago I acquired my class B w/Air Brakes and Passenger. This year for summer time I did some OTR with a driveaway company and got the opportunity to drive Tractors without the trailer---and made good money too. It was quite the eye opener. Oh and that log was not a joke either, at least for me. All the hazards of non-compliance. Was approached by some about getting an upgrade to Class A.and of course the upgrade to the money making options too and being home or closer gained my attention. So now, I am seeking what I can do with this license and make the money that I am not making with the school district. I am a small woman and not a spring chicken. And I've worked with several logistic/freight companies in the past but in office so I have an understanding of the paperwork. But all in all, just looking to make better and do better. I appreciate the upload! Thank you much!

@iambmccoullum 5 лет назад

I failed my class a and I'm looking for a class b right now.

@KING-jx7lr 4 года назад

I'm driving for Schnider and I can't even afford to eat at subway 😥

@franklotion7716 3 года назад

Quit

@nathanmiller3890 3 года назад

Is that true? I was thinking about going to school through them

@CashisKingtrucking 5 лет назад

Just found your channel. So, far I'm really enjoying your content.

@ronaldicarify 6 лет назад

Thanks for the info brother! I'm new to trucking and they telling me the same negitive thing!

@onerich8876 6 лет назад

Thanks bro!!! Have a goal

@salahkhlifat80 4 года назад

thanks bro .its good information .as i am planing to do that way .great........continue bro .

@walterwaddy2557 5 лет назад

I'm just seeing this particular video though I've recently subscribed to your channel and you are right.

@Lalo_Runs 5 лет назад

Thanks for keeping it real af bro

@phillyrich3249 5 лет назад

This is good advice Bro! I’m with Cr england... 6 mos. now..not proud of that but I want to get experience and learn from them and become owner OP. Long as they keep me running I’ll deal with the headaches because everything is a learning experience even if it’s bad

@ccrpalex2456 5 лет назад

Loved the video, just by your intro, Totally agree!

@pukhtoonzNYC 5 лет назад

You are the best bro!!! Best advice

@alexnjsikoko 4 года назад

I admire you for your honesty

@jademccoy3722 4 года назад

Thanks for the advice I just took all my test for clp and passed and can't wait to get on the road.

@mookdavis8459 5 лет назад

Yo you just dropped some good knowledge thanks💯

@frankwhite1229 5 лет назад

I got my Cdl A a week ago. Thanks for the advice.

@thelionsden4039 5 лет назад

The realest trucking video i ever heard

@brandonallen3400 5 лет назад

I agree

@kessajohnson2071 5 лет назад

Great advice...Thank you.

@wadeludaway352 5 лет назад

Thank you, been on my mind.

@blesstone2562 5 лет назад

Brother I thank you so much; I feel embarrassed to be driving for 22yrs. I need to save harder.

@tre_4 5 лет назад

Bless Tone , How Much Do You Usually Save ?

@eri_gq1741 3 года назад

Thank you for the raw information bro... This is why im getting my CDL thru a gov grant not under a comp contract where I don't lock in for the whole year. Any suggestions to stay reginal to get flat bed experience 6 to 1 year that pays at least 62 cent right from the jump?

@johnlee1415 5 лет назад

I drove for a year for this one particular company it was a good company.. I bought my own truck after a year and seen that damn load board and said I be damn! They got me. DON'T BE A FOOL AND STAY GET YOUR OWN!

@marxvadar2614 5 лет назад

John Lee what are you trying to say??

@handyman3320 5 лет назад

@@marxvadar2614 yeah, be clearer

@maadiahmartin2849 5 лет назад

@@handyman3320 Basically the money the company pays you for a load ain't shit compared to what you can make as an O/O with a broker that has good loads for you to haul.