Slave Driver - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Is Truck driving the right career for you? What about that big money promised by trucking companies? Are you thinking about attending a truck school? Within the pages of this book, is a veiwpoint that stretches over twenty-three years in the transportation industry. Having been an instructor has given me a unique perspective on how trucking schools operate. Choosing a truck school must be done carefully. Some truck schools have old rusty equipment with low training standards. Most operate on a shoestring budget. Others will have fancy facilities and newer trucks. However, even with that, training might still be substandard. As a former student myself, you will find my experiences in the transportation industry helpfull. Trucking companies, due to the bad economy, have the largest selection of truck drivers to choose from in history. Students and experienced truck drivers are a dime-a-dozen. This is reflected in the way that trucking companies pay their drivers. Over the road truckers work long hours and see home one day after spending several weeks driving. You will only earn money when the truck is rolling down the road and earn zero dollars while you sit. How will these different circumstances affect your decision to become a driver? Read on.

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