They want me to sign a one year contract. The contract is super simple, all it says is: "Our training costs ~$14,800, and we require you to complete 12 months of employment. If you do not complete 12 months of employment, we reserve the right to seek legal restitution for the cost of the program." Now I have no idea if I will want to compete a full year with this company or not. I'm curious how binding a contract like this really is, or if it is even lawful at all.
Imagine if driver education went beyond this.
I've just entered the trucking industry. My OTR trainer has been nothing short of a nightmare. Rude, hostile, arrogant, telling me to do stupid, illegal things
What industries did you get into after trucking?
FMCSA creates new website page to help entry-level drivers get answers
How long from orientation to driving? What should I bring with me for the 5 days or so a rookie wouldn't think about? Going to bring a duffle bag and a large backpack with cloths and warm clothing. What items do you bring with you when going otr?
Authorities say four people died and several more were injured Friday, Dec. 23 during a huge pileup on the Ohio Turnpike that involved 46 vehicles including at least 15 commercial vehicles.
How was your driving life in 2022? What do you expect in 2023?
Not trucking yet, but I wanna know. How do y'all deal with being in your rigs over Christmas?
Hey everyone, I'm looking for stories of how truckers have lost weight. Everyone's different so I'd love to hear what works.
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