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Sorry .itās 18 wheelsMy 5 yr old nephew LOVES his big wheel.
Yes it pays well. Boring though. If you can get a license to drive 18+ wheels you are laughing. Some have multiple steering wheels and 12+ gears depending on the truck type. It might be a good fit for.you since you dislike humans. Though with ypur back you'd need a very good ergonomic seat for long distances.I am looking at some medical tech and therapist jobs but the pay of $20-30 aināt so great in 2023 as 2003. Plus these programs are around
$40,000 cash !!! Yes ..super expensive
i also have a difficult time being talkative to people 5 days a week !!!
Laughing ??Yes it pays well. Boring though. If you can get a license to drive 18+ wheels you are laughing. Some have multiple steering wheels and 12+ gears depending on the truck type. It might be a good fit for.you since you dislike humans. Though with ypur back you'd need a very good ergonomic seat for long distances.
Omg geezThere is a reason they keep sniveling about 'driver shortages' for decades. If you like living out of a bunk for 5-6weeks with a coiple days off now and then, working 100+ hours a week and averaging less than $10 an hour, go for it. California has over 640,000 CDL holders and less than 100,000 jobs for them. You aren't covered by Federal overtime laws either so you don't get time and half over 40 even for local jobs where 80% of the job isn't even driving, they just require a CDL to drive the work truck, and use the overtime exemption to rob you of overtime pay. If you're desperate and don't need a life or money or a home, go into trucking.
Truck drivers work longer hours for lower real pay than they earned decades ago. They suffer the indignity of being forced to wait for hours to get loaded or unloaded while people whose time is more highly valued are taken care of first. Their work and pay structure often calls for them to forego compensation for their time in trade for the opportunity to put in extra hours to run extra miles every week, often keeping them away from home for weeks at a time. Does this picture fit the model of the 19th Century sweatshop? Long hours, low wages, and unsafe conditions characterized sweatshops a hundred years ago. Havenāt we banished them to the dustbin of history? As we recently have learned, this economic environment can coexist in the modern world with our gleaming cities, prosperous stock market, and hi-tech
Yes, there are such trucks for transporting very heavy objects at a snails pace. Yes, lauging as in, you make good money and can avoid humanity as you wish.Laughing ??
Multiple steering wheels ?? Wtf
I canāt do 100 hr a weekYes, there are such trucks for transporting very heavy objects at a snails pace. Yes, lauging as in, you make good money and can avoid humanity as you wish.
Omg geez
I canāt do 100 hr a week
I could do 40-50 tops
Try driving a Motorcoach, it pays in the mid to upper 20ās, you get a daily per diem, nice hotels and tips, they can be $100 plus a day. Good tour drivers can make six figures annually.Sorry .itās 18 wheels
In addition, they now monitor your time and give you a ration of shit, or even dock your pay, if you have to take more bathroom breaks than they feel you are entitled to.There is a reason they keep sniveling about 'driver shortages' for decades. If you like living out of a bunk for 5-6weeks with a coiple days off now and then, working 100+ hours a week and averaging less than $10 an hour, go for it. California has over 640,000 CDL holders and less than 100,000 jobs for them. You aren't covered by Federal overtime laws either so you don't get time and half over 40 even for local jobs where 80% of the job isn't even driving, they just require a CDL to drive the work truck, and use the overtime exemption to rob you of overtime pay. If you're desperate and don't need a life or money or a home, go into trucking.
Truck drivers work longer hours for lower real pay than they earned decades ago. They suffer the indignity of being forced to wait for hours to get loaded or unloaded while people whose time is more highly valued are taken care of first. Their work and pay structure often calls for them to forego compensation for their time in trade for the opportunity to put in extra hours to run extra miles every week, often keeping them away from home for weeks at a time. Does this picture fit the model of the 19th Century sweatshop? Long hours, low wages, and unsafe conditions characterized sweatshops a hundred years ago. Havenāt we banished them to the dustbin of history? As we recently have learned, this economic environment can coexist in the modern world with our gleaming cities, prosperous stock market, and hi-tech.
Don't fall for the 'mileage pay' scam, either; you aren't paid by the mile, you're paid a flat rate from zip code to zip code, and usually shorted. And you get to finance your company's expenses out of your pay while you're on the road, too, for tolls, 'lumpers, parking, etc. They 'reimburse you a couple of weeks later', interest free of course.
Oh. Well, you can ride the roads and be your own man without the bullshit of having to deal with as many a-holes. It is a life of speed, truck stop tugs, and Waffle House hash browns!!Sorry .itās 18 wheels
It seems like a bad jobOh. Well, you can ride the roads and be your own man without the bullshit of having to deal with as many a-holes. It is a life of speed, truck stop tugs, and Waffle House hash browns!!
