ExtraBoardLife
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As low man, should I expect shuttle runs with hours of dock work? If so, is there less dock work with more seniority and different bids? What do I need to know walking in?
FedEx Freight | What should a new Road Driver at West Jefferson expect?
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Pack a lunch. You won’t see day runs for 20+ years. Congrats on the job bill
ExtraBoardLife
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Thanks. Twenty years, damn. I'll be pushing 60 by then. But, I'm okay with night runs. With kids, that schedule works out better than city. Just curious if this is more of a dock than driver position.
Brandonva804
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Does Freight hire off the street for Linehaul road driver? Or do you have to start as city driver first
No F-bdy Bs
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Hire straight as a road driver.
joes bar and grill
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fixed it
Brandonva804
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What if you have three years Linehaul experience no accidents
Not nice to alter someone's post. That's not what he posted.
joes bar and grill
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Who made you the moderator?
Don't need to be a moderator to give my opinion about something. Is there a problem?
joes bar and grill
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if there was I would report it, instead of butting in
I prefer to comment directly if I have something to say rather than "report" someone. But each to his own.
joes bar and grill
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Why don't you run off and play with your pal Albag
Like I said originally, I don't think it's right to edit someone's original post when you reply to them making it look like they said something they didn't say.
No F-bdy Bs
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Absolutely depends on location.
Massive break bulk hub? Yeah, dockwork.
Plenty of mid sized, 120 door locations where you can hire straight on to a 375+mi bid run.
Really all depends on that location and how fast you move up. I mean if you get stuck running to Dayton every night that is only 45 miles so definitely a lot of dock. Working Dayton’s dock kind of sucks too. It’s so narrow it’s basically like loading freight and being on one of those bumper car rides at the fair.
