A good driver can make $80,000 to $100,000 a year, it would still be a hard job

Sep 15, 2021
12:23:42pm

RC Vikings All-American

being away from family all the time but that's pretty good money for some of these guys. These trucks are loaded with guys from eastern Europe and the Mid east, they don't seem to mind.

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Food prices will be going up, before Covid we could ship a load of spuds back to

RC Vikings

9/15/21 11:58am

Is fuel the main driver or lack of personnel?

UNLVcougar

9/15/21 11:59am

My guess is lack of personnel

AllHailTheOverlord

9/15/21 12:00pm

Why lack of personnel? Where are the workers?

kotacoug

9/15/21 12:17pm

If you had the choice between

AllHailTheOverlord

9/15/21 1:42pm

is that a trucking joke?

Cougarclaw

9/15/21 12:01pm

Boise St has slowed down truck driver training maybe?

WJCougar

9/15/21 12:12pm

Fuel is through the roof and drivers are costing more because of labor shortages

jrifkin48

9/15/21 12:03pm

Lack of drivers.

RC Vikings

9/15/21 12:04pm

What are the drivers doing? Who’s paying them to stay home? Unser what policies

kotacoug

9/15/21 12:18pm

A good driver can make $80,000 to $100,000 a year, it would still be a hard job

RC Vikings

9/15/21 12:23pm

I run HR for a smallish trucking company, and getting drivers is TOUGH!

markis_cougarfan

9/15/21 12:39pm

So like most things, regulation makes things worse.

UNLVcougar

9/15/21 1:08pm

It's definitely personnel.

LCcoug

9/15/21 3:52pm

I need to verify this but I heard it was because they could find people to work

theozfam

9/15/21 12:02pm

That’s what I’m wondering…. Is Covid unemployment hours (80) too long and too

kotacoug

9/15/21 12:19pm

At some point in time, shipping foods long distances will longer be viable

Nat Gas Man

9/15/21 12:03pm

Come again. I’m not following.

theozfam

9/15/21 12:08pm

Fully loaded shipping costs will make it too expensive. Most states in the US

Nat Gas Man

9/15/21 12:18pm

Food prices are already up

TNT

9/15/21 12:08pm

Is Totino's also shrinking its pizzas?

No touching

9/15/21 12:12pm

that happened a few years ago

jwf

9/15/21 12:41pm

People actually eat this crap? Who eats Totino's?

Gente_Boa

9/15/21 12:44pm

I think you just kicked the TNT hornet nest.

No touching

9/15/21 12:48pm

I've seen two large bulk bank reports over the last month that expected

BlackBart

9/15/21 12:09pm

I am guessing holiday prices will be very high so this fits

PROBcoug

9/15/21 12:11pm

It's going to get worse as we go into the holidays, it wouldn't shock me to see

RC Vikings

9/15/21 12:15pm

Yep, I will be shocked if we don't see lots of out of stock stuff

PROBcoug

9/15/21 2:18pm

DraperCoug22

9/15/21 12:11pm

In my business we are expecting huge increase in the cost of natural gas this

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