Cool video bro, lot of good info. I’m about to go to school with c.r. England and I’ll be there for about 12-17 days in Colton and like 4 weeks with a mentor and your video gave me an idea what I’ll be doing for them. I’m also from Bakersfield. Thanks for sharing

@augustineramos_

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support!

@mando2.049

4 ай бұрын

Hey Vincent how did it go? I am researching on the colton cr England school right now.

As a fat guy (220-230 LB), I like the winter because I'm not constantly sweating my ass off standing still. During the summer at the beach or pool or whatever, I don't give a shit about what others think of my beer belly. I used to but I've seen learned to just not care too much about others' opinions. Plus I believe it's easier to warm up than cool off. Plus if you're cooling off after sweating a ton, all that sweat has gotten into your shirt, socks, pants, etc and now you're dealing with wet clothes. Sure, they'll dry out but to do that quickly, you have to go back into the sun and the problem repeats or you have to change clothes and let the wet ones sit out.

These vlogs lit 🔥 ima be truck driver

Another great video from the man of trucking. Augustine Ramos

I'm in shape and I like the winter. It's not always physical. I do like the summer because there's things you can do however I also like cold weather

Thanks for the videos and being honest! I will apply this myself. Use the mega carrier to meet financial goals and gain experience driving the truck

@augustineramos_

Жыл бұрын

You can do it!

Remix is also groceries they call it that because its a mix of grceries but dry load

like you style I subscribed bud.

I’ve been off the road for some time but still have my CDL. I’m looking at CR England.

How many hours do u work a day? I just got my cdl and tryin to decide if I should get experience doing regional before going for local...

Hello sir did you do regional account I suppose to join the company Monday in Denton tx

Your content is always on point. It gives real insight as to what's involved in the trucking industry. Personally, I find it very helpful & informative. Is your account regional or OTR?

@augustineramos_

Жыл бұрын

My account is a local dedicated account

Same ima get my cdl

I lived in my truck for 2 1/2 years in the early nineties. Worked for PST out of Salt Lake City My winter coat and thermals were in the closet in july. I saved $22,000 quit trucks and went to PSU. Got my degree and joined the corporate world. Hated it so much i went back to trucks. At 62 im still driving local in pa. The pay isnt as good as the old days but I wouldn't want to be doing anything else.

@glorifiedracks

4 ай бұрын

No one cares

automatic? How long CR been running automatic truck ?

How is the drug test? And when do they do it? I been reading other comments and there saying they take your hair sample too is this true?? Thanks in advance! I’m out of the Bakersfield area too and I’m looking into this company

@augustineramos_

11 ай бұрын

Yeah England does a hair sample test I think it goes back further than 90 days. Gotta be clean!

It’s not a good job anymore, I drove once 3 days got paid 278.00 and lumper fee was $1000. So be lumper instead.

9:08 you tell them that at the interview and they should be understanding.

I'm planning on C R England in Nebraska if I have the money

You inermodol or local

You obviously haven't had heat stroke before and severe dehydration or heart attack due to heat

Do they train auto only or no restrictions??

@cali_boy7074

7 ай бұрын

Auto only from what I heard.

Curious bro did you take your driving test in a automatic?

@augustineramos_

Жыл бұрын

Yup!

Let me help you’ll be in a cab possibly w/2 people for 3 was, then they throw on trk, never 2 return

@augustineramos_

11 ай бұрын

I usually don’t respond to comments like this but man you really need to check your grammar. How am I supposed to understand your comment man?

It's not sustainable for the long-term but you grind those hours out you buy a property you rent out maybe a room you'll be okay in the long one you just have to understand that it's not a situation that you're making a lot of money so you spend a lot of money. Driving a truck and making all that money means you would invest most of the money so that it's some point you can quit or you can open up your own trucking and if anything breaks down or whatever you have investments to pay for whatever broke.