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My Life in Trucking In the beginning. We all start trucking for a reason. Basically there are two reasons. Either you have to or you want to. My reason was because I wanted to. I was looking for a way to generate more money without having to get a second job. I have worked in restaurants, factories and spent 12 years in the building materials retail industry. I was well established in my career qu... Read More
By adding my name or "screen name" to this "comment" page, I am personally committing to do my part in eliminating the exploitation of our children across North America. I realize that over the years the term "Lot Liizards" has de- humanized the girls being traded for money, drugs, food and more and has helped us turn a blind eye to these kids involved. It is for this reason I am doing my part in de-branding these People by choosing NOT to use this term "lot lizard" in the future.&nbs... Read More
Load Securement  It is an awful feeling when you loose a load off your flat bed or spill it inside your trailer. As far as I am concerned there is no real load security for van trailers unless after market design has been applied to it. Load bars do not hold the cargo in place and... Read More
I was over at the Inside Scoop forum at Truckers Report and I was surprised at the number of companies listed. No wonder everyone has a hard time choosing. I remember being approached in driver school by Schneider and Challenger but I declined their offers. In fact I think 95% of the class said no thanks. I lucked out and on my first day of looking I found a small Quebec flatbed carrier with a satellite outlet in my area. They had a 30 year trucking veteran train me on my days... Read More
They call us professional drivers working in a professional industry. How much do you agree with that statement? I guess the first thing to look at is the definition of the word "Professional". I have worked in the manufacturing and public service industry for 20 years before I became a truck driver. I still can't believe how trucking companies and some industries survive. My experience in dealing with management in this industry has lead me to the conclusion that:... Read More
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