Define successful. Are you talking about O/O running under their authority, or a lease purchase? Either way we discourage both. We have a few O/O here that have said it isnt worth it with the way the market is.
Go with Prime as a successful company driver: YES.
Go anywhere as a Fleece Purchase sucker: NEVER.
Try to become an Owner Operator with less than five years experience: CERTAINLY NOT.
An owner-operator is a driver who either owns or leases the truck they are driving. A self-employed driver.
Haha, fleece purchase, that's great.
Haha, fleece purchase, that's great.
It's a fact!
Everette, use this link to apply all at once to many major trucking companies (we only send your app to ones who do well by their drivers):
Let the recruiters who call you know that you are willing to take on the care and feeding and capital exposure of a $250,000 chunk of machinery. Many companies love drivers who are willing to do the dirty work of maintaining a tractor for them.
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Hello. I have my class A leaner's permit. I really want to go with Prime Inc because my goal is to become an Owner operator and Prime seems to offer a suitable path to that goal. I have a recruiter there, filled out the full application and now I'm waiting on approval. But just in case Prime rejects me, what other company can I apply to that would be very helpful in leading me to become a successful Owner Operator?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Owner Operator:
An owner-operator is a driver who either owns or leases the truck they are driving. A self-employed driver.