' Wrote:Well I do love it. Even when jack offs cut me off. It is always something new every day, and always a challenge. To use a quote from another job. "its not just a job, it is an adventure" lol. Some people look down thier noses though at Truck drivers thinking they are just dum un-educated people. But getting drivers license, then A license, then Z atachment, and road test for AZ license, plus airbrake course, air brake adjustment,Defensive driving, Dangerous goods, and then re-doing them every 5 years is not for stupid people. Atleast that is what is required in Canada. Not sure about USA and europe. Oh and must be 21years old here to.
But if you like to drive, and love to get around, and not be home alot it is a great job full of adventure, and great sites. Just be cautious around the "lot lizards" lol. ( i will let you look that up on yer own)

' Wrote:Got an interview next week regarding a young drivers scheme, interesting. I'll be owned for a while, but it seems to be a high demand industry to me, logistics.

' Wrote:Truck driving is in high demand even here. Problem is getting started, as they want a ton of experiance for insurance purposes, and where i am in city it is hard to get to where most truck yards are outside of the city. As public transit sucks in Canada, and starts at 6:00AM but truck companies start work at about 4-5:00AM. Why i am currently looking for a good used car/truck right now. Test drove 11 cars yesterday, and everyone had issues the salesmen were trying to hide lol. I swear to be a salesman you must have to have no morals at all. 1 car i test drove had almost no brakes. I could not sell a car like that without feeling horrible, and thinking "what if"

' Wrote:No possibility you can bunk closer to the truck depot for a bit until you get the money to get a car or bike? Although I shudder to think of motorbiking in Canada...