STOP! Follow These 6 Tips Before Switching Trucking Carriers (Recruiters, Red Flags, Lies)

Are you not happy at your trucking carrier? Are you looking at finding a job at another reputable trucking carrier?

In this video, Brian explains how you can find a good trucking carrier after following his 6 tips while out on the search. As a truck driver, you need to be cautious of red flags when applying to a trucking carrier. How can we stop or educate drivers of this stereotype that trucking carriers and recruiters will often lie and cheat truckers to get them into a truck?

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[pv]

Man I love this channel....so much information and tips

[HeliFly]

I like hearing this guy talk.. Always good pointers

[maninderwaraich]

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He is a king Trucker with lot of experience 👌

[thomashaynes]

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[amarjeetmahal]

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[jasonvanoss]

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[dustyroadstodiscovery]

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[bobmartin]

Not sure now with higher costs but I used to say it costs around $5000 to change companies by the time you get used to their systems of running. Likely more now as I generally stick with a company for a minimum of 6 years. Been with Quality Transportation now for almost 13 years. Been an owner operator since 1995

[renedominguez]

I’m with Crete carriers just started I thought the company was great but they are skimpy on tires had 2 drive tires Changed they were 4.32 of an inch I was sliding in the rain when braking

[edwardbaker]

I haven't wanted mileage pay in years and years

[KP-]

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[davehare]

Great information. Can this information be applied to students coming out of a training school?

[realmarjenkins]

Payment per hour would have to include time and a half for overtime for me

[brandonscott]

I can see the hourly rate working in drivers favor especially on the slow days. Long detention days. Or creeping along in crappy weather. I’ve had bad days in my young career where I went 30 miles.

[MrMartinconco]

Good video but horrible ways of pay. I make $1.05 per mile and hoping to get by $1.5 per mile in the next few months