ARE YOU STILL THERE?

May i ask what is a landstar domicile?

How long before they called you in for orientation been waiting like 1 month 2 weeks

are you still with them?? hows is it going??? want to jump in next year by feb

Thanks for sharing

Are you still running with them??

Do you know of a good website for free hazmat practice test? The ones I've been using weren't even on the test.

Thank you for this video

So did they asking for lease contract ?

Yes sure I am ready I got the lease but I still waiting landstar reply to be owner operator

New to your channel. Ended my authority looking at landstar. You're the 2nd guy on youtube who's said they had to get the inspection done on a trailer they just picked up.

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Keep the videos coming… I mentioned you in my last video hope you don’t mind kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4S4aqaMlLSlfLs Stay safe driver

They are a joke, Ukrainian Agents.

Are a lot of the loads preloaded / drop and hook? Or do u do a lot of live loading and unloading? (For dry van). How are the trailers? Are they in really good shape, clean and in good working order? Thanks for the info!

what happened to you? still with Landstar?

Any recent updates been 2months

Landstar is a complete joke.

Thank you for your time, very helpful video as I plan to apply for Land Star when I complete one year of experience over the road.

Welcome to Landstar! I’ve been here just over a year, and love the freedom. There is a learning curve, but once you get comfortable it’s no big deal. Some agents will burn you, just move on and put them on your do not haul list.

Do you have any black friends

Bottom feeder company they will screw your eyeballs out

Drop some more videos Dude 👀👀👀

Hey CJ, about a month behind the process then you are! I definitely subscribed to follow along how your experience is. Awesome you got a trailer so quickly! Looking forward to more of your videos and will be part of the Blue Star soon! Be safe!

Great to hear you got a trailer so quick. It'll take a bit to learn the agents, and their habits. Some are an absolute pleasure to work with, while others are a complete nightmare. Don't be hesitate to get corporate involved if things really go sideways between you and an agent. Because they sure won't hesitate to call corporate on you. I've only had to get corporate involved 3 times in 2 years. And I really hate doing that. Grown men should be able to own their mistakes, and work them out. But there are a few that won't.

Man you should love it here, find you 3-5 agents to work with and they will keep you moving! July will be two years being here and I love it and planning on retiring from Landstar. My only complaint is trailers, it took a while to get my hands on a new trailer and I don’t do drop & hooks anymore. My goal is to get my own trailer but I am not willing to pay $90,000 for a 2023 trailer dry van!

Welcome to the ⭐ Couple of things, of interest. While you're in Indy. Drop by the Flying J and grab some new decals ;) If nothing else, grab some quality numbers that stick better. And don't look like a mailbox. The print shop there does a great job. Trailer wait? It's a crap shoot. It took 24 hours for me, once I got on the list. But I know others that waited 7-10 days. Patience is really is a virtue here. And you'll find it tested in the beginning. Many of the agents will view you as fresh meat. Blowing your phone up, and rushing you to decide on a load. DON'T let them do it. There's plenty of time to make those decisions. You live in one of the best markets there is. You should do well.