I left factories in November got my cdls I’m at covenant right now in TN been waiting for 2 days for my id number already been contacted by my trainer just been sitting in this hotel room waiting and waiting
I’m glad to hear you started just try to learn as much as you can while being on the road with your trainer I’d love to hear more about your experience can you reach out to me on insta?
Bro these videos have been so helpful. Thank you so much for the insight. They told me we will drive 12 days and 2 days off. How does that work exactly.. and do you get off in your hometown or wherever you last drop off at
Same here brotha I guess at first it was just a turn off due to the recruiters painting a pretty picture (which is fair because it’s there job lol) and it not being exactly how they said but other than that bump everything’s great
Nice to hear that after four months you are debt free. In earlier videos you mentioned making 600$ per week, given all the time on the road what you guesstimate your hourly salary?
I want to truck to get out of factory’s. The wear and tear on your body is killer is the reason for me my son is 17 been married 18 years and can’t wait till I start only thing that sucks wiould being away from family that’s why I asked about home time
@@HeavyDutyHustle wife is a banker audit head of a bank only thing is her cheating again but I’m at point I need to get a move on in life I’m not no young cat and I love driving
@@Slowpoke41031 dang brother I’m sorry to hear that yea maybe your best bet is to hop on the road another option you might have if you just looking to get out of the factories is maybe getting a forklift license it only cost about $70 bucks and it’s a 4 hour class the only down side it u won’t be getting paid 1k+ a week but they do start high for it just being a city job
@@HeavyDutyHustle got them already thing is here every factory u have to get theirs and pay is 14$ a hour I’m looking to better my life and hit the road I was going to start school after Xmas but trying to save up money so I can pay bills while I’m out until I get paid from trucking that’s why I asked about hime life and pay u all are as honest as day is long and it’s reason I follow u
Yes covenant is known for its team driving 2 people for every truck so you could bring a partner with you or you could find a partner in when you get hired
I loved living in El Paso. It was always warm and sunny. I’m from Portland.
I left factories in November got my cdls I’m at covenant right now in TN been waiting for 2 days for my id number already been contacted by my trainer just been sitting in this hotel room waiting and waiting
I’m glad to hear you started just try to learn as much as you can while being on the road with your trainer I’d love to hear more about your experience can you reach out to me on insta?
I don’t have Instagram you have Snapchat??
Bro these videos have been so helpful. Thank you so much for the insight. They told me we will drive 12 days and 2 days off. How does that work exactly.. and do you get off in your hometown or wherever you last drop off at
Your days off start when you get home but if it’s after 12 in the afternoon then your first day starts the next day
Been with covenant since august and so far it’s been good
Same here brotha I guess at first it was just a turn off due to the recruiters painting a pretty picture (which is fair because it’s there job lol) and it not being exactly how they said but other than that bump everything’s great
@@HeavyDutyHustleI agree at first it was a rocky start but then after like the third month it got better
Nice to hear that after four months you are debt free. In earlier videos you mentioned making 600$ per week, given all the time on the road what you guesstimate your hourly salary?
Shoot I’d have to really break everything down maybe I’ll mention it in the next video😄
How long did u get to stay home
We stayed home for about 8 days it was initially supposed to be 5 days but the truck was in the shop an extra 3 days😁
hey how would i go about joining your guys as far as working for them
I’ll explain in the next video but just contact covenant
I want to truck to get out of factory’s. The wear and tear on your body is killer is the reason for me my son is 17 been married 18 years and can’t wait till I start only thing that sucks wiould being away from family that’s why I asked about home time
Dang well depending on your situation maybe you can bring your wife along the ride while I was in Chattanooga I saw a lot of husband wife teams
@@HeavyDutyHustle wife is a banker audit head of a bank only thing is her cheating again but I’m at point I need to get a move on in life I’m not no young cat and I love driving
@@Slowpoke41031 dang brother I’m sorry to hear that yea maybe your best bet is to hop on the road another option you might have if you just looking to get out of the factories is maybe getting a forklift license it only cost about $70 bucks and it’s a 4 hour class the only down side it u won’t be getting paid 1k+ a week but they do start high for it just being a city job
@@HeavyDutyHustle got them already thing is here every factory u have to get theirs and pay is 14$ a hour I’m looking to better my life and hit the road I was going to start school after Xmas but trying to save up money so I can pay bills while I’m out until I get paid from trucking that’s why I asked about hime life and pay u all are as honest as day is long and it’s reason I follow u
Do you have to have a partner when driving? And if you do for how long?
Yes covenant is known for its team driving 2 people for every truck so you could bring a partner with you or you could find a partner in when you get hired