Well that's a bummer! You didn't give it very long but we know this business certainly isn't for everyone. We sure like to see people hang in there for 6 - 12 months and get past the hardest parts before making any permanent decisions but we certainly wish you the best of luck in your next endeavor!
Sorry to hear that Dallas. Hey this is a Tough gig out here, nothing to be ashamed of. Good luck in your future endeavors
Sorry to hear it Dallas. I'm actually having a blast. Even the fd up stuff is kind of fun for me. Then again I always did like being in trouble. LOL
JJ
Dallas good luck in whatever you do in the future. I respect a person who is decisive, shows character and knowing yourself. Kudos for having the courage to let us know.
If at all possible don't let your CDL and medical certification lapse. You may at some point have a change of heart and give it another try. Many people on this forum left the industry only to come back to it years later due to a variety of circumstances.
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Turns out the trucking business is not for me. Got my feet wet. Gave it all I had, but it's just not for me. Respect to those who can do this job. Definitely will look at you guys with respect you deserve. I Salute You!,
HOS:
Hours Of Service
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