I start Onboarding sept. 27th. I’ve talked to so many Walmart drivers and they all seem to be happier than most drivers. My buddy has been their a year with over 23 years of driving and has never been this happy. Great videos
Glad it worked out for you but WMT was not for me at the end of orientation. A year and half later I personally made the right choice. To each he's own. Good luck 🙏
Thanks for the video. I'll be going to Searcy, AR for my orientation August 16th. One of my friends and former co-worker works in Sealy, TX and that's where I'll be headed if I pass. He was a former Owner Operator, and he absolutely loves the job.
Carlos - good luck during on-boarding. I'm sure your friend already gave you the 411 on the on-boarding. Practice your pre-trip and backing. Remember G.O.A.L. Get Out And Look. Good luck.
@@Bishop.Tony00 I originally started this channel to get more info out there about Walmart. Not to get referrals. When I started, there wasn't much out there to get info.
@Right Lane Truckin Sacramento CA I am wanting to drive for Wal-Mart. I am originally from Sacramento but now live in Fresno Ca. But I will relocate if need be.
My dad retired from Walmart. He loved it in the beginning and towards the end not so much. But he did start in the 80’s and was out of Bentonville for a long time and retired out of St. James.
Everyone experiences different things. I've heard from other drivers that have been here a long time, that it was better back in the day then it is now. When you're pampered a lot and they start taking away some perks it sucks. However, compared to other companies in today's industry, Walmart takes care of the drivers. In my opinion!!
Since I am still new to Walmart I am on a program as mentioned in video. I have a set schedule but the days off rotate if that makes sense. This is my Monday (Wednesday 7/21). I had off Monday & Tuesday. I'll work 5 days and the take of Mon - Wed. Reporting back to work on Thursday. The following week, I'll be off Tuesday and Wednesday
@@kentwilbourne996 It's depends, I know spouses are allowed, children are allowed. Just have to complete a form. What relation is the adult family member?
@@heleodorobautista9953 Yes...on that type of schedule, you'll get weekends off after you rotate through days off. That usually occurs every 3 1/2 months. And you'll have weekends off for about a month
I guess you never stayed in hotels. If you have, do ya think they put new mattresses in after every guest???? Try after 5 years and several thousand guests
Thats the one thing that will stop me from applying. Slip seating sucks....I slipped seat a truck and the guy had brought in Roaches and he was a freaking slob so i left that job,
Good thing that isn't the case with the 2 other drivers I share with. We all clean the tractors and respect each other. Plenty of cleaning supplies and antibacterial wipes.
I’ve been enjoying your videos for the last month and I have a chance to go to on boarding in two weeks. The differences this will be for a local driver position in Shelby North Carolina and I cannot find much information on the Internet on local driving positions for Walmart. I am currently working Monday through Friday at $30 an hour with medical dental and vision but not much other benefits. Can you tell me more about the local driver position or do you think it would be worth a switch?
We have local jobs as well. From my understanding, the only difference is that you go home nightly and do not get the layover pay. Aside from that, they make the same.
Unfortunately Walmart does not hire drivers with less than 30 months and at this time, I'm not aware of any exceptions. That being said, Walmart works with various carriers that pull Walmart loads on a dedicated basis. Swift, Western Express and CR England are a few.
Good morning. I’m from fontana and I want to apply but I went to “drive4Walmart” and only saw postings for yard and city drivers. Is there a way to apply for shuttle drivers if there is no posting
I’m scheduled to goto Grantsville for onboarding next week. Still concerned about it. Does the trucks happen to have fridges and CarPlay for media? (I listen to Spotify and Sirius and don’t want to get dinged, my last company suspended a driver for changing podcasts)
A lot of us have early starts, so mostly daytime driving. Some locations do have later start times which means overnight driving. It really depends upon location
Hey Alex - thanks for your comment. Not sure where you're driving for now, but I'm glad I chose Walmart. Are you OTR or local? If you're OTR - how much home time do you get? Is it enough for you
Im currently going through my background check. I hope to hear good news soon. Do you know if the sac yord is really needing drivers or are the just building a go to list?
I just got hired on with Walmart. My onboard is scheduled for 4-11-22 in Searcy AR. I've been with my job for 15 years (Railroad) and I'm nervous for the transition. Any advice?
My advise would be to Relax! They want you to pass. As far as prep work, how's your pre-trip knowledge and routine. GOTTA have a routine. How's your backing? They will test it!!! Use GOAL and perform that FULL 360. More then one if necessary! Driving, just as you did when getting your CDL. Extra cautious. Don't make any stupid moves.
My plan is too buy a new one next year. Hopefully supply will be met and it can buy one for MSRP. Thanks for your videos its helped making my decision easier! Keep on posting.
@@thehippeswereright Right!! I saw a red one, brand new, not sure how long he waited for it. I plan on documenting my first year and we'll see where this goes from there. I just know there wasn't much out here when I was considering Walmart so I decided to do this.
Do you drive the same truck all the time? I hear that you slip seat. With slip seating a lot of stuff gets over looked and the truck aren't 100%. I would dislike having to fix problems Everytime you start your day. I wonder if covid if they change that idea and assigned trucks to people.
@Carl FF - I share 2 tractors with 2 other drivers. 1 full week in the 1st, 1 full week in the second, then back to the 1st. As far as stuff getting overlooked, that is what YOUR pre-trip is for. As for PMI's, when it is coming due, mgt takes it out of service and assigns spare for the week. Haven't had any issues with this process, except for a microwave in spare. Solved that by purchasing one I can install if assigned spare
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 That doesn't sound as bad as people make it out to be. I'm pretty good with pretrips but still rather drive one truck. Driving for Kroger is pretty fun. Easy money and only 3 nights in the truck.
@@flyingtrucker552 it will really depend upon the DC you're working out of. I know some newer drivers are being assigned tractors from day 1. Others on a program like myself. From what I understand, Walmart is working toward tractors for each driver. Just not there yet.
I'm scheduled to be in orientation next Monday in Red Bluff California. I was Hired for the Apple Valley DC. Question: do the trucks have a refrigerator and inverter?
@Jeff - yes, each tractor has a refrigerator and inverter. No microwave though. It has a space for one. Since I'm on a 5/2 - 5/3 schedule and share 2 tractors with 2 other drivers, I got with them and went 3 ways on 2 microwaves. One for each tractor.
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 awesome. Thank you. The slip seating won't bother me. We only sleep in the trucks 4 nights. It's not like we need to carry a lot of stuff. I hope I pass the onboarding event.
Fuck that slip-seeding shit! I get that you're cleaning your truck. But when I sleep in my truck I make it my home. I'm not sharing a mattress with other people and I like having my stuff kept in my truck so everything is in there ready for me after I get back from the weekend.
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 i know a walmart driver that got fired for this is grove city he rear ended a car and they couldnt see what he was doing ans they knew the camera worked
Hello, my girlfriend and i are at schneider and have 2 months exp so far. we are looking to move on to something else and are looking at wal mart. i have a few questions if you dont mind. 1. Do they allow a pet for teams? 2. is it still slip seat for teams? 3. Do they micromanage you?
As for teams-you'll have to talk to a recruiter for that answer, I've heard some locations have started using teams. My location in Sacramento does not have teams.
If you're applying for Sacramento DC for Walmart, only option is Automatic. Even though I know how (frankly pretty good) to shift gears, since I was hired for Sacramento, I was only allowed to do my on-boarding in an automatic.
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 Yes sir, I am very interested. Thanks for your videos. And yes, no matter where you or I work, there's always some BS. IMO... Looks to me there are more pros than cons.
The backing is challenging but doable. Not knowing your experience, but mine was mostly day cab and I was able to get it with the sleeper tractor. As far as auto only, it really depends on what DC you're going. My location is all automatics and I was not allowed to drive a manual during on-boarding because of it.
@@sweetness2689 the phone interview is a piece of cake 🎂 they just want to know how much experience you have and if you have any issues wearing a uniform, slip seating (sharing tractor with 2 other drivers), depending upon where you are, chaining experience. Don't be nervous.
Ron - at this time I'm still on a program. Which means I share 2 trucks with 2 other drivers. 1 week I'm in one truck, next week I'm in the other. So, long answer. I have 2 dedicated trucks and switch weekly
All of the tractors at my location are automatics. However, that depends on location. If you're considering Walmart, my Driver # 40346. It will help your application if you enter as reference.
@@crosscountry9132he's actually not lying. I was Union for a ready mix company and I did $100,000-$140,000 as a driver. That batch men were doing $130,000-$180,000
If you're referring to on-boarding-that is done in Red Bluff, CA for 1 week Orientation is handled at the DC you applied for on your application. If you are applying for Sacramento, it will be Sacramento
You'll have to forgive me, I'm not familiar with that term. If you mean slip seating, it's considered that by Walmart. Currently I'm on a program schedule where as I share 2 dedicated tractors with 2 other drivers. 1 week (all 5 days) I'm in tractor #1, the next week I'm in tractor #2. Then rotate back to tractor #1 to continue pattern.
If you're asking if we team up and switch seats after our 11 hrs of driving thus the seat is always hot and unit is moving, No. We are single drivers. We also don't switch tractors multiple times a day or evert day.
Thats great to know. I will have being driving for 11 years this December and a few days ago I actually applied for a regional position at Walmart. I can tell that it's a good I guess my only concern is the time away from home. Since you're out 5 days at a time are there ever times when you get to go home 3 day into your 5 days out or are you literally out for 5 straight day ? I
@@RappRelevant333 it really depends on location. So drivers make it back to DC at end of shift and can take 10 hr break at home. For me, it's not worth it because I drive just over 1 hr each direction. That would be 2 hours off my 10 and I'd basically be coming home to sleep
Kevin - you watched a older video. Yes, we were always allowed to use a hands free method to talk on phone while driving. Old phone policy was, "While on Drive Line" - we couldn't talk more then 60 mins a day and no single call could last over 10 mins at a time. THAT POLICY has since been changed. We now have unlimited hands free talk time now, unless in school zones, construction zones or at times of extremely high traffic. Obviously those are times that you need to pay closer attention to your driving conditions. Hope that answers your question.
@Jose - thanks for question, not always. I prefer to take my 10 hr reset at a store or at DC, but that doesn't always happen. For example, tonight I'm at a rest area on SR299 on my way to Eureka. We choose where we want to layover. I avoid truck stops for the most part.
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 i never answer this question and if i do i always lie to make them not apply because what kind of question is this at some point your going to get caught
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I start Onboarding sept. 27th. I’ve talked to so many Walmart drivers and they all seem to be happier than most drivers. My buddy has been their a year with over 23 years of driving and has never been this happy. Great videos
Chris - awesome. You'll enjoy it here. What DC
I go to onboarding on the 28th! Supposed to be the 27th but they're isn't room in the hotel. Lol I'm excited!
@@dopeyduck8352 did you change your user name??? Or are you in the same on-boarding with Chris
Glad it worked out for you but WMT was not for me at the end of orientation. A year and half later I personally made the right choice. To each he's own. Good luck 🙏
Just interviewed for the associate the driver training program through Walmart. Fingers crossed wish me luck
Good luck
Sharing tractors is a deal breaker for me
Who has a problem with leftovers???? Eating a different meal every night is a privilege I never grew up with.🤣🤣
Leftovers were there because mom didn't want to cook every night. We ate them or didn't eat
@Justin - Walmart requires 30 months (2 1/2 years) of prior experience. Verifiable experience.
Thanks for the video. I'll be going to Searcy, AR for my orientation August 16th. One of my friends and former co-worker works in Sealy, TX and that's where I'll be headed if I pass. He was a former Owner Operator, and he absolutely loves the job.
Carlos - good luck during on-boarding. I'm sure your friend already gave you the 411 on the on-boarding. Practice your pre-trip and backing. Remember G.O.A.L. Get Out And Look. Good luck.
Carlos - how is on-boarding going?
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 I was able to get a local driving job just before I was going to WM. Stay safe out there.
@@carlosoropeza7183 congrats 👏 local is good if it's close to home.
Thanks for the info! I'm in on boarding right now in South Carolina!
Awesome. You'll have to tell me how on-boarding was done out there. I really want to know if it's the same every where
Did you use me as a reference lol
No Srry I just met a driver while I was driving and I talked to him for about 30 minutes about the job and he gave me his info down in Florida...
@@Bishop.Tony00 that's totally cool. Keep watching. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.
@@Bishop.Tony00 I originally started this channel to get more info out there about Walmart. Not to get referrals. When I started, there wasn't much out there to get info.
Good luck over there
2 1/2 years in and I'm still loving it
Congratulations! Thanks for the information. You got this!
Thank you. I do have it. Are you thinking about joining Walmart?
@Right Lane Truckin Sacramento CA I am wanting to drive for Wal-Mart. I am originally from Sacramento but now live in Fresno Ca. But I will relocate if need be.
My dad retired from Walmart. He loved it in the beginning and towards the end not so much. But he did start in the 80’s and was out of Bentonville for a long time and retired out of St. James.
Everyone experiences different things. I've heard from other drivers that have been here a long time, that it was better back in the day then it is now. When you're pampered a lot and they start taking away some perks it sucks. However, compared to other companies in today's industry, Walmart takes care of the drivers. In my opinion!!
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 They are still probably one of the best for sure. But not what they used to be. Thanks for your videos!
@@pogveteranar9415 Thanks
Since I am still new to Walmart I am on a program as mentioned in video. I have a set schedule but the days off rotate if that makes sense. This is my Monday (Wednesday 7/21). I had off Monday & Tuesday. I'll work 5 days and the take of Mon - Wed. Reporting back to work on Thursday. The following week, I'll be off Tuesday and Wednesday
Can an adult family member ride with you while driving for Walmart?
@@kentwilbourne996 It's depends, I know spouses are allowed, children are allowed. Just have to complete a form. What relation is the adult family member?
Oh ok so you get some weekends off atleast on rotation?
@@heleodorobautista9953 Yes...on that type of schedule, you'll get weekends off after you rotate through days off. That usually occurs every 3 1/2 months. And you'll have weekends off for about a month
I hope I can get that same program. I'm out of Bakersfield CA.
Thanks for the advice 👌🏾I would like to be a driver for Walmart
Do you drive now?? If so, how long have you been driving? My driver number is 40346. Phil Delk. Add that to your online application.
Hi Phillip. How's it going now at Walmart ?
no more videos?
He got tired of slip seating lol. Packing the truck up every week and take it all back out end of week No Frigin Way.
Sleeping on the same mattress behind 2 other guys...I dont think so...good luck..drive safe..
I guess you never stayed in hotels. If you have, do ya think they put new mattresses in after every guest???? Try after 5 years and several thousand guests
But you're right, 2 other drivers are just horrible...Plus I have my own truck and don't share..So it really doesn't effect me
Nice video! So, management tell you when to rest and have a meal? Is it in the DC’s or in your truck? Keep safe!🙌
Try going into yard move when you get to a dc instead of on duty. Find a way to get that extra money while it’s available bro.
Definitely using yard move
Thats the one thing that will stop me from applying. Slip seating sucks....I slipped seat a truck and the guy had brought in Roaches and he was a freaking slob so i left that job,
Good thing that isn't the case with the 2 other drivers I share with. We all clean the tractors and respect each other. Plenty of cleaning supplies and antibacterial wipes.
I’ve been enjoying your videos for the last month and I have a chance to go to on boarding in two weeks. The differences this will be for a local driver position in Shelby North Carolina and I cannot find much information on the Internet on local driving positions for Walmart. I am currently working Monday through Friday at $30 an hour with medical dental and vision but not much other benefits. Can you tell me more about the local driver position or do you think it would be worth a switch?
We have local jobs as well. From my understanding, the only difference is that you go home nightly and do not get the layover pay. Aside from that, they make the same.
I have to go to orientation next week and I'm was wondering how things were. Thanks for the video. One question do u stay busy while on call
Online it says you have to have 30 months of experience to apply for a driver. They don't take beginner drivers
Unfortunately Walmart does not hire drivers with less than 30 months and at this time, I'm not aware of any exceptions. That being said, Walmart works with various carriers that pull Walmart loads on a dedicated basis. Swift, Western Express and CR England are a few.
Good morning. I’m from fontana and I want to apply but I went to “drive4Walmart” and only saw postings for yard and city drivers. Is there a way to apply for shuttle drivers if there is no posting
I’m scheduled to goto Grantsville for onboarding next week. Still concerned about it. Does the trucks happen to have fridges and CarPlay for media? (I listen to Spotify and Sirius and don’t want to get dinged, my last company suspended a driver for changing podcasts)
Scott - yes we have a frig. I have an android but both Droid and apple connect to stereo
Hello. Are you able to do daytime driving or do they required a lot of overnight driving?
A lot of us have early starts, so mostly daytime driving. Some locations do have later start times which means overnight driving. It really depends upon location
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 thanks
Thought about driving for Walmart. I have 20yrs on my belt
Hey Alex - thanks for your comment. Not sure where you're driving for now, but I'm glad I chose Walmart. Are you OTR or local? If you're OTR - how much home time do you get? Is it enough for you
I just applied to several of the DC in the area I live. Hope to hear from them soon
Let me know which ones and if you don't hear back
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 I applied to Ottawa KS, Mt pleasant IA, and st James mo
Just giving you an update I received a conditional offer of employment today at for the Ottawa Kansas
@@seanbarber6283 awesome - now on-boarding 😎. Driving, pre-trip and backing assessments
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 yep I'm brushing up on everything so I can do well
Why do we have to work 14 hours with a30 min break...because of big business..
Nah....I could do a 10 hr shift or a 12 hour shift. I chose to run 14 hrs
I'm going to Red Bluff next week, then I'll be running out of Sacramento as well. Are you still working for Walmart? If yes, do you still like it?
Yes sir, I'm still working here at Walmart and domiciled in Sacramento. Yes, I love working here. Good luck at On-boarding next week
Im currently going through my background check.
I hope to hear good news soon. Do you know if the sac yord is really needing drivers or are the just building a go to list?
We are building our driver group up. THEY TOLD US that our driver count is going to be 250-300 drivers. Right now, I think we are about 150
I just got hired on with Walmart. My onboard is scheduled for 4-11-22 in Searcy AR. I've been with my job for 15 years (Railroad) and I'm nervous for the transition. Any advice?
My advise would be to Relax! They want you to pass. As far as prep work, how's your pre-trip knowledge and routine. GOTTA have a routine. How's your backing? They will test it!!! Use GOAL and perform that FULL 360. More then one if necessary! Driving, just as you did when getting your CDL. Extra cautious. Don't make any stupid moves.
Are your days off consistent every cycle?
Just got my phone interview scheduled!!
Beautiful - The phone call is easy beasy. You already have the call scheduled but if you are so inclined, my driver number is 40346. Lol 😆
I like you vette. I am in love with the new ones. Wish I had the funds to justify my mid life crisis. Lol
My plan is too buy a new one next year. Hopefully supply will be met and it can buy one for MSRP. Thanks for your videos its helped making my decision easier! Keep on posting.
@@thehippeswereright Right!! I saw a red one, brand new, not sure how long he waited for it. I plan on documenting my first year and we'll see where this goes from there. I just know there wasn't much out here when I was considering Walmart so I decided to do this.
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 onbording set for the 27th!
Do you drive the same truck all the time? I hear that you slip seat. With slip seating a lot of stuff gets over looked and the truck aren't 100%. I would dislike having to fix problems Everytime you start your day. I wonder if covid if they change that idea and assigned trucks to people.
@Carl FF - I share 2 tractors with 2 other drivers. 1 full week in the 1st, 1 full week in the second, then back to the 1st. As far as stuff getting overlooked, that is what YOUR pre-trip is for. As for PMI's, when it is coming due, mgt takes it out of service and assigns spare for the week. Haven't had any issues with this process, except for a microwave in spare. Solved that by purchasing one I can install if assigned spare
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 That doesn't sound as bad as people make it out to be. I'm pretty good with pretrips but still rather drive one truck. Driving for Kroger is pretty fun. Easy money and only 3 nights in the truck.
@@flyingtrucker552 it will really depend upon the DC you're working out of. I know some newer drivers are being assigned tractors from day 1. Others on a program like myself. From what I understand, Walmart is working toward tractors for each driver. Just not there yet.
I'm scheduled to be in orientation next Monday in Red Bluff California. I was Hired for the Apple Valley DC. Question: do the trucks have a refrigerator and inverter?
@Jeff - yes, each tractor has a refrigerator and inverter. No microwave though. It has a space for one. Since I'm on a 5/2 - 5/3 schedule and share 2 tractors with 2 other drivers, I got with them and went 3 ways on 2 microwaves. One for each tractor.
Good luck, you'll like Rick and Joe. They are the two that basically run the on-boarding in Red Bluff
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 awesome. Thank you. The slip seating won't bother me. We only sleep in the trucks 4 nights. It's not like we need to carry a lot of stuff.
I hope I pass the onboarding event.
@@WestcoastWallyDriver if you have any questions about the on-boarding, feel free to ask
Jeff - how's it going at on-boarding???
Fuck that slip-seeding shit! I get that you're cleaning your truck. But when I sleep in my truck I make it my home. I'm not sharing a mattress with other people and I like having my stuff kept in my truck so everything is in there ready for me after I get back from the weekend.
What thier rule on winter driving.
Take your time and chain up
So what is the pay per sleeper berth time and detention I should say unloading and loading you never gave the audience that info !!!!
We get $42 a night to sleep in truck. Wait time starts after 45 mins of wait time and is paid at $15 per hour
I will say, I rarely get wait time, I'm usually always moving
Do they have driver facing cameras
The device has cameras on both sides but the front facing is the only one active. Most drivers put tape over inward facing camera just in case. Lol
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 i know a walmart driver that got fired for this is grove city he rear ended a car and they couldnt see what he was doing ans they knew the camera worked
What's the mattress situation are you guys sharing a mattress?
I’d like to know this too
I'm looking to get into truck driving and was wondering if you had any good job recommendations for the first 30 months?
Do you already have your CDL?
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 yeah
@@YaYa-ex8cu - it's really going to be what's available in your area. I would suggest you find somewhere that you'll be backing often to get practice.
Do have to have a Hazmat ?
You are required to get the endorsement within the first 90 days.
Do they take drivers with automatic restrictions?
Hahahahaha
Hello, my girlfriend and i are at schneider and have 2 months exp so far. we are looking to move on to something else and are looking at wal mart. i have a few questions if you dont mind.
1. Do they allow a pet for teams?
2. is it still slip seat for teams?
3. Do they micromanage you?
3. I have never felt micromanaged during my first year
1. Walmart does not have a pet policy that would allow you to have one.
2. Some positions are considered slip seating.
As for teams-you'll have to talk to a recruiter for that answer, I've heard some locations have started using teams. My location in Sacramento does not have teams.
One last thing, every driver must meet the 30 months experience prior to applying
I’m from Sac been driving for 4 years do they have a option for automatic during onboarding?
If you're applying for Sacramento DC for Walmart, only option is Automatic. Even though I know how (frankly pretty good) to shift gears, since I was hired for Sacramento, I was only allowed to do my on-boarding in an automatic.
If you're hired for a DC that has a mix of manuals and automatics, you'll drive manuals during on-boarding.
Hello sir. Are you still working for Walmart? Thanks in advance.
Yes I am...I complete my first year at the end of the month
Are you interested or have a question that I might be able to answer
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 Yes sir, I am very interested. Thanks for your videos. And yes, no matter where you or I work, there's always some BS. IMO... Looks to me there are more pros than cons.
How hard was the backing test in onboarding?
The backing is challenging but doable. Not knowing your experience, but mine was mostly day cab and I was able to get it with the sleeper tractor. As far as auto only, it really depends on what DC you're going. My location is all automatics and I was not allowed to drive a manual during on-boarding because of it.
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039 thanks for response. I have a phone interview on Thursday and a bit nervous about the questions I'll be asked
@@sweetness2689 the phone interview is a piece of cake 🎂 they just want to know how much experience you have and if you have any issues wearing a uniform, slip seating (sharing tractor with 2 other drivers), depending upon where you are, chaining experience. Don't be nervous.
Do u have a dedicated truck
Ron - at this time I'm still on a program. Which means I share 2 trucks with 2 other drivers. 1 week I'm in one truck, next week I'm in the other. So, long answer. I have 2 dedicated trucks and switch weekly
Automatic?
All of the tractors at my location are automatics. However, that depends on location. If you're considering Walmart, my Driver # 40346. It will help your application if you enter as reference.
They run the wheels off you guys. I will stay with my easy union job making $80,000 a year, home every night and sat, sun off.
We run our own wheels off. They told us that the expectation is 375 miles a day. That's really not to hard to achieve
Jw U know u lying 😂
@@crosscountry9132he's actually not lying. I was Union for a ready mix company and I did $100,000-$140,000 as a driver. That batch men were doing $130,000-$180,000
where do you go for orientation? from sacramento
Are you asking about On-boarding? Or Orientation? Because they are two different things
If you're referring to on-boarding-that is done in Red Bluff, CA for 1 week
Orientation is handled at the DC you applied for on your application. If you are applying for Sacramento, it will be Sacramento
You don’t need to go to Arkansas? Thank you
Is McClellan hiring now?
@@pasha9725 no traveling to Arkansas lol thumbs 👍
Do you hot seat trucks
You'll have to forgive me, I'm not familiar with that term. If you mean slip seating, it's considered that by Walmart. Currently I'm on a program schedule where as I share 2 dedicated tractors with 2 other drivers. 1 week (all 5 days) I'm in tractor #1, the next week I'm in tractor #2. Then rotate back to tractor #1 to continue pattern.
If you're asking if we team up and switch seats after our 11 hrs of driving thus the seat is always hot and unit is moving, No. We are single drivers. We also don't switch tractors multiple times a day or evert day.
How's it going now at Walmart ?
For me, it's going very well
Take a look at my TikTok under the same name
Thats great to know.
I will have being driving for 11 years this December and a few days ago I actually applied for a regional position at Walmart. I can tell that it's a good
I guess my only concern is the time away from home.
Since you're out 5 days at a time are there ever times when you get to go home 3 day into your 5 days out or are you literally out for 5 straight day ?
I
@@RappRelevant333 it really depends on location. So drivers make it back to DC at end of shift and can take 10 hr break at home. For me, it's not worth it because I drive just over 1 hr each direction. That would be 2 hours off my 10 and I'd basically be coming home to sleep
@@rightlanetruckinsacramento1039
Ok
And how about the uniform. When are they issued and how many per driver ?
You can't talk with an ear piece blue tooth ?
Kevin - you watched a older video. Yes, we were always allowed to use a hands free method to talk on phone while driving. Old phone policy was, "While on Drive Line" - we couldn't talk more then 60 mins a day and no single call could last over 10 mins at a time.
THAT POLICY has since been changed. We now have unlimited hands free talk time now, unless in school zones, construction zones or at times of extremely high traffic. Obviously those are times that you need to pay closer attention to your driving conditions.
Hope that answers your question.
Do you always take your 10 hours break at a Walmart store or DC ?
@Jose - thanks for question, not always. I prefer to take my 10 hr reset at a store or at DC, but that doesn't always happen. For example, tonight I'm at a rest area on SR299 on my way to Eureka. We choose where we want to layover. I avoid truck stops for the most part.
Do they do hair test?
I won't even ask why you're asking. No. It was urine
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