Use a pallet jack and pick hand freight loads. If in XTM nothing helped. Just wait for spring.

I would think by the time you become an adult, which most truck drivers are, you would know how to dress yourself to stay warm. If they dont know by now, let them freeze.

Move to Texas. Looking at all the northern states license plates on cars it looks like a lot of people have already beat you to it....

All good tips but everybody is different....layer up....find out how much u can wear before youre body starts to sweat....once you start to sweat u will then freeze...I have a artic carhart jacket that I can only wear after it hits 10 degrees or lower...for me its double tube socks....thin insulated underwear...sweatpants and sweat shirt covered with a uniform...carhart artic bibs...zippered hooded sweatshirt and a uniform jacket...2 hats one cut open to cover my neck and light brown cloth gloves in a pair of leather ones...HOLY CRAP...after i just proof read this...somebody tell me why I do this...

Money Money Money got to get the MONEY!

Best thing I can say is a good pair of boots. 600 of thinsalit is all you should need. Any more than that and your feet will sweat too much. Get boots with thick soles with the smallest lugs on them, less contact with the concrete. Oh yea, take a extra pair of socks with you to change if your feet get cold from sweat. Long Underware thats important too.