Well, after a few years of listening to all the empty promises, being left on the road for weeks at a time and never having enough money, I eventually was able to find a great company. All because I listened and learned from one guy, Allen Smith. He is my life saver.

I first heard about Allen Smith when I was surfing for truck driving employment opportunities (after being lied to by the previous company). Allen has a program called ‘The Truth About Trucking’ in which he exposes the scam of truck driving companies and truck driving schools. I was amazed and shocked at the things that he revealed. Almost all that he said was what I personally experienced.

The TRUTH ABOUT TRUCKING is the only source I know of that gives you the straight goods on an industry with unfair practices and outright abuse – straight from an unbiased insider who’s lived it first hand.

Allen also gives you the State by State Listing of The Best Truck Driving Schools, details on which trucking companies pay the most for professional truck drivers, the BEST and CHEAPEST route for CDL training and so much more. There are so much more that Allen revealed that finally opened my eyes and made me a succesful trucking professional.

On a final note, whether you’re thinking about a truck driving career, looking at truck driving schools, or considering truck driving jobs, it would greatly benefit you to check out Allen’s program. Just a friendly advice from one trucker who’s ‘been there, done that’. I wish you success in your truck driving careers.

Truck driving schools will always tell you that you will have no problems getting hired after you obtained your CDL. This is true, to some extent. What they do not tell you is the important factor that you must know before you join a truck driving school. These new drivers who have spent thousands of dollars to get a CDL, but have no driving experience, could not get hired. It really is not the company that won’t hire them, but the problem lies with their insurance company. The trucking company’s insurance carrier is actually the one that requires the six months to a year of experience.

If the truck driving school tells you that you will have no problem getting hired, ask them about the six months to a year of experience that the insurance companies require and see what they say. In my next post, I will share with you what I experienced throughout the years and how I avoided scams by trucking companies.

Secondly, careful choice must be made when signing on for a trucking job. Your hope of
financial freedom can easily be crushed if you sign on with a trucking company that readily
abuses their drivers. How do they usually do this? By keeping them out for weeks on end and compensating them with tiny paychecks.

Truck driver careers can be exciting and lucrative, but you must be able to research and make the right choices. I will post tips and advices to help you make correct decisions. Stay tuned!