Ok, I got a dumb question. I see so many people talking about getting to the oil fields because you make so much money. If it were really that good, why do they constantly need drivers? It seems to me if they paid that much money, every trucker would be beating down the door to get in. They should have a waiting list of drivers trying to get in. The oil fields seem like a get quick rich thing to me. Everybody thinks they will make so much money. If you do make that much, at what cost to your personal life, family, health, etc.?
Ok, I got a dumb question. I see so many people talking about getting to the oil fields because you make so much money. If it were really that good, why do they constantly need drivers? It seems to me if they paid that much money, every trucker would be beating down the door to get in. They should have a waiting list of drivers trying to get in. The oil fields seem like a get quick rich thing to me. Everybody thinks they will make so much money. If you do make that much, at what cost to your personal life, family, health, etc.?
Get Rich ? Basically long hard work, and not just in North Dakota, pretty much every Roustabout has to have a CDL to move all the equipment. people are going where the jobs are, I was fueling at the Flying J in Minot Sunday morning when a convoy of 6 new school busses stopped to fuel. They were headed west to Williston for the new schools being built there. It's not just trucking, every tradesman and service worker is needed up there to build the infrastructure. FYI the 2 counties by Williston out produced more oil than every State in the Country last year excerpt for Texas
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Those photos are awesome!!!! I just started a new topic about the photo gallery because of the photos you sent. Those are incredible!
That's on me. I'm going to build an easy way for people to do that but I haven't gotten to that yet. I'll put a couple of yours here for ya:
HOS:
Hours Of Service
HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.