Sentences with phrase «new truck drivers»

He is not certain where he is going to work yet but one thing is for certain... there have never been so many opportunities for new truck drivers as there are now.

I drove a truck through all of the lower 48 states and was even responsible for teaching new truck drivers while I sat in the passenger seat.

With so many new truck drivers needing to be trained, virtual reality could be the road to delivering safe and effective results.

Frequently asked questions by new truck drivers about home time.

Commercial businesses hiring new truck drivers or public transportation companies look for accountable drivers to employ.

To attract new truck drivers, many companies offer signing bonuses as much as $ 5,000 in addition to substantial starting wages.

Free job posting means a steady flow of new truck driver jobs from trucking companies that don't post on other sites.

Get into trucking for the long haul with a brand new truck driver resume.

For instance, when I used to teach new truck drivers, it was very difficult for some of them to look really far down the road.

This is just a common sense way to ensure new truck drivers are given a chance to earn more road experience, and avoid serious dangers if they are given too much too soon in terms of the difficulty of a job.

First of all, trucking companies must have figured out that the costs involved with the extra fender - benders and accidents that newer truck drivers get into do not overcome the cost savings of paying a driver less money because of his limited experience.

After a five - month delay due to regulatory reviews ordered by the Trump Administration, a rule setting national training standards for new truck drivers has become law.

Frequently asked questions about surviving your first year as a new truck driver and what to expect as a rookie.

One thing I wasn't prepared for as a new truck driver is the sleeping patterns.

He used his post 9/11 GI Bill to get the funding he needed and now he's a new truck driver ready to drive.

Government and industry figures show a need for at least 80,000 new truck drivers each year.