Are Walmart driver’s really making 110K first year? 😲💰👀🤔

Walmart increased driver salaries to 110k for first year driver’s but are they really making that amount of money? Let me know your thoughts. I look forward to hearing from Walmart drivers. #trucking #truckdriver #cdl #walmart

[@jamestodd9736]

It’s 30 months experience as a class a driver or be a Walmart associate for a year without a class A and complete the associate to driver program

[@imanthonytv]

Thanks for clarifying. 👍🏾

[@EyeKhanik619]

Does Walmart do team driving?

[@FadeMe1]

@@EyeKhanik619 yup

[@chris200999]

im at their dock position they started me out at 25 an hr and have to be with company a year to apply driver academy. they do hair follicle testing as well as randoms

[@joseuric11]

Hi, I work in Walmart I have 14 months and I’m team lead, How can I apply for the program associate to drive ?

[@killiantitan3711]

30 months of experience just to drive a truck governed at only 66mph. But the money is all that matters

[@actualfacts8106]

Well in my 1st year of trucking here with Sysco, I have made 86K. I got my CDL-A in June of 2021 and got on with Sysco in November of 2021. Once I hit my 30 months I will be applying to be a Walmart driver because I am 40 years old and this chucking cases does not get any easier.

[@williampetty6821]

@ ActualFacts…..I feel you on that. I did seven years at PFG before I made the move, best move you will make my guy 👍.

[@nicogonzales7955]

Facts on that brother ! Food service is not forever , your body will get hurt with time

[@mathewcolon8761]

You won’t regret the move I worked for performance food group for 6 years before coming to Walmart five months ago. Literally everything is better here. Good luck

[@williampetty6821]

@@mathewcolon8761 I second that sir 👍!

[@thesig301]

How many hours a week at Sysco?

[@MrFriday83]

I drive for Walmart, heres the thing they let you be lazy or let you work as much as you want (70 hr). I really hate for someone to come in to Walmart thinking you'll make 110k without putting in the Effort. We got a lot of rules that seems silly coming into Walmart, and some really are just silly. But, if your personality is "i'm going to do things my way." (I'm not judging at all!) you DEFIAIANTLY will not be happy here.

[@daygo_manny6842]

Well said, nothing but truth lot of drivers think the money will just walk into their accounts without having to do much lol. Walmart does have some stuff in place which many don’t like but me I love it here at Walmart. My biggest regret is that I SHOULD’VE CAME HERE SOONER lol. Almost 3 Years here & still happy with it. It’s not perfect but a hell of a career choice to stick with.

[@mackserver5482]

@@daygo_manny6842 I heard there's a learning curve to understanding how to make the most. Do you have choices on short runs or long runs when you wake up?

[@daygo_manny6842]

@@mackserver5482 Yes indeed & not hard honestly.. Well I don’t get a choice to choose what kind or type of runs I want. I just go with the flow & both make money. I like how sometimes I’ll have 300-400 mile range for one day with a lot of activities & still make $400-$460 for that day. I’ll run 500-650 miles days for one day I’ll make that same amount so it all really balances. Most I made with Walmart for a single day was $550 with some change. Now sometimes I do hit $500 days but low $500’s but how I hit those $500 days I run hard & it has to be a Sat or Sun to get that extra mileage pay lol.. Walmart pays you .7 cents extra on top of your regular mileage pay so for instance if I’m working during the weekend I’m getting .67-1/3 cents a mile close to .68 cents. Plus all the activity’s for that day you’ll hit the bankroll lol.

[@dpar66]

Mr is telling the truth. Im a walmart driver also and what he says is true.

[@alfonso6544]

Would they hire with a 7 year old reckless driving that doesn't specify the reasoning?

[@ericg9092]

This is an interesting video. I work in healthcare and applied for an IT job online with Walmart but never heard back. A few months later, however, HR reached out to me and asked me if I would be interested in becoming a truck driver with them. I was shocked because I'd never even thought of driving a truck before. I turned it down, but looking at some of the videos posted now that may have been a mistake. It seems like a pretty good career with the company once you're in it.

[@timandwendydavis]

I have been with Walmart for a little over a year and the potential is definitely there. As others have mentioned, you gotta work your full 14 every day. We only work 5 days then get 2 off each week (unless you are on a specific program like 5/2-5/3 or 6/2 or 6/3 or 5/5, etc etc) I get 5 weeks vacation as long as I don't have any accidents. 21 Vaca days and 4 safety days. With 5 day work weeks that's 5 weeks. You get all kinds of secondary benefits but they are strict on safety and the trucks are governed at 65...which sucks

[@Sicwkskxkckckzd]

Do they hire new truck drivers ? I am thinking about getting my cdl that’s why I am asking

[@timandwendydavis]

@@Sicwkskxkckckzd no, most Walmart locations won't hire unless you have close to 10 years experience. There are some that will do it at two and a half years experience, which is the minimum, but that's only location to have a hard time finding drivers. I had to have 10 years experience before the would even talk to me (at Bentonville) and almost 12 when they finally hired me. The only way that a brand new driver can become at Walmart driver is through the Walmart associate-to-driver program. You have to become a Walmart associate and then look up the requirements, it's a six-month training program last I heard. It can be hard to get into (from what I hear).

[@regrich8795]

They be tripping i have 20yrs experience with just one traffic citation and no response back from them. Maybe that's for a reason I'd probably not like living in that truck..

[@timandwendydavis]

@@regrich8795 yeah, for whatever reason they are big on "no tickets in the last 3 years". This makes no sense as someone could drive for 15-20 years and only have one ticket in their entire career. But if it's in that time frame, it's a big deal...makes no sense to me either.

[@ace296703]

I have been with them for 2+ years. They treat the drivers well.. the time off is incredible the 1st year. Working a 5/2/-5/3 is a great schedule and can break the 100k barrier with no problem.. .it's a great company to drive for. I have wanted to go local where I live, and that would be the only reason I left walmart. I'm not going anywhere now. There is no local running in my dc.

[@susgamer2070]

I’ve been at Walmart for a while now and everything seems great! Yes, you can make that working here, you just have to be willing to work. There are ups and downs, like some of the rules. But after you’re here for a while you get use to it and it’s not really much to ask. Mainly common sense stuff you should’ve been doing anyway with Walmarts own twist to it. From what I’ve learned my time here is just take your time and get there safe and you’ll do just fine. I was told “Walmart pays you to slow down” not like sloth speeds, but you really don’t have to rush anymore. If you can’t make a load on time just tell them and they’ll swap it.(before you pick it up) Can’t drive because of weather? Pull over and call them, then start getting paid for your downtime. I’ve worked a 10 hour day and made 450. But I’ve also worked a 14 hr and made 380. So it really just depends on what you’re doing. How many miles and activities you get etc.. there’s a lot to it, so I may need to make a video explaining everything. But all summed up… it’s not for everybody and that’s fine, but if you pass onboarding and end up liking then they’ll treat you right.

[@javadose317]

Do you need the 30 months of experience

[@susgamer2070]

@@javadose317 yes you need 30 months with a clean driving record and background. They will look at accidents on a case by case basis and decide based on how long ago it was and what happened. Legal wise, I’ve heard people get turned away for stuff that happened 15 years ago (not sure if it was Felony or what). Until they get it cleared up.

[@javadose317]

@@susgamer2070 thanks i got some speeding tickets( probably 4) for 8-10 years ago when i was 16 hope those don’t affect my career to much

[@MrFriday83]

@@David-nx8kd Your number is definitely more accurate. The fine print in the claim says if you work 5.5 days a week. Only a very low percentage of drivers actually extend, and even less does it every week. Most of us are on 5/2, 5/3. My only grief is I think their marketing is misleading.

[@QkSilver04GTO]

I remember when Walmart had some very strict hiring standards… 10 years plus at 1 employer, no accidents or tickets, basically they wanted a perfect driver. Funny how times have changed and they have been forced to reduce their standards. Never seen a job advertisement for Walmart until the last couple of years and now you see it on their trailers and on signs on the store and DC properties. I applied years ago and was turned down for not having 10 years at one employer and a not at fault accident on my record at the time. If you are looking for a job that was once pretty difficult to get, apply and wait. Their work rules aren’t for everyone so ask some questions of Walmart drivers and do some online homework to know what you are getting into.

[@user-di9qk9oz9t]

I been at Walmart for 4 years I don’t work 14 hours every day only 12 you the captain of your own ship they don’t force you to work 14 hours

[@lastone1759]

I've been with Walmart for a year now. The money is easy to make, and you don't have to sweat hard to make it. You get paid for everything you do while on the clock! Pre trip and post trip, departure, arrival, drop and hook, undock a trailer to put your loaded one in the door, and live loading and unloading, i evan get paid to sleep in my truck $42.00 a night, mind you i work a 5 day on and 2 days off schedule so you actually get 4 paid nights for sleeping! 😊 when they need extra drivers they offer a extension bonus for working a extra day those can pay as high as $300.00 for just that extra day plus all your activities that day . I've been in this business for 35 years prior to coming to Walmart, and I absolutely love it here!! 😊

[@manager4409]

how is the 10k signing bonus paid out? all at once or spread out and when did you get it?

[@GustavoGarcia-df4xi]

Associate to Driver program has been updated, now they accept you with CDL, CDL permit or your normal DL

[@lHeartApple]

Can you review Big Star transportation?

[@MrHunt916]

When I got hired at the Private Fleet if you didn’t have a minimum 1,000,000 verifiable miles you wouldn’t even give looked at. The hiring standards are an embarrassment now

[@NuggetRetired]

It's because they want 20k drivers by 2025 or something and they are at like inbetween 13-14k at this moment.

[@Thompsonswaggmaster]

Walmart is a positive environment, job security, and I’m proud to say I work for them.

[@trippmundo]

Depending on which schedule u run it's possible. But don't bet on it .

[@Romejkl]

National dcp (dunkin donuts) class A drivers out of Massachusetts make $35.48 per hour and helpers make $21....4day work week with lots of overtime AM shift.

[@imanthonytv]

Yep..they do pretty well 💰

[@TheMercadoChannel]

I’m in Massachusetts what part ? I work 4 days too but always looking for better opportunities fill me in if you don’t mind

[@Romejkl]

@@TheMercadoChannel dcp is in Bellingham ma next to Foxboro....they are always hirring if you have at least 2yrs experience....they also have a hub in Windsor ct out of the penseke yard...its close to Springfield ma.....I don't work for dcp anymore, but my brother and a few of my friends still do so I know whats going on.... go on indeed and look up National DCP in Bellingham ma they are always hirring for drivers,helpers,warehouse etc. it's hardwork but good pay...

[@nicogonzales7955]

Yeah but they always hiring and is a reason for that ! LOST OF FLOWERS !

[@Romejkl]

@@nicogonzales7955 yea its not easy work

[@jaybrown2549]

Drivers accepting 70 hours a week as a normal thing is insane. That sucks ass.

[@imanthonytv]

I agree

[@CryptoXmen]

It’s really 100 hours, 70 hours is just for driving and yes it sucks but it pays

[@mpp0919]

@@CryptoXmento be fair Walmart guys drive 55 hours a week max.

[@CryptoXmen]

@@mpp0919 I’m starting not to like Walmart driver, it’s too easy for them 😂

[@williampetty6821]

The potential to make 110k is definitely there, but making it within the first year is kind of pushing it even when you tryna bust your tail to get it. These are just my opinions and I work for the company. This is definitely a second year goal though once you learn how to maximize your time.

[@HabituaILineStepper]

I’m not gonna lie, and I don’t mean to sound like a lazy person but working 70 hours a week seems kinda nuts to me. That’s basically 9 shifts a week. I’m definitely looking to make 6 figures in trucking but I’m praying I don’t last longer than 3-5 years of sacrificing that much of my life into it

[@williampetty6821]

@@HabituaILineStepper I think in order to get to that 100k mark, your either gonna be driving long hours or busting your tail physically. It’s not an easy achievement by any means. All I know is last year I made 95k with PFG, and that was ALL my blood, sweat, tears, and spine lol. It’s not an easy accomplishment by any means.

[@daygo_manny6842]

@@williampetty6821Are you on a program? Sounds like your on a 6/2 or 6/3?

[@williampetty6821]

@@daygo_manny6842 I’m on a 5/2 5/3

[@ridingwithtrav]

Im a current Walmart driver and it’s completely possible to make it your first year…. No touch freight

[@jabbzcross2880]

Can you please do a review on kenan advantage group ?

[@imanthonytv]

Already did..check out my driver opportunities playlist

[@joeelliott6311]

Anthony - This is off topic of this video but I am a 30 year old landscaper for last 13 years holding a class A CDL for 5 years. No semi experience just dump trucks pulling large flat bed trailers is why I had to get my class A. Long story short I need a change of pace in life with a better work schedule having weekends off guaranteed for my landscape side jobs I sell and install myself in the summer months. I found a CDL class B delivery job in the beverage industry working four 10 hour days and 3 day weekends guaranteed. This is not delivery of beer. Strictly hard liquor and wine that's boxed and no stocking of merchandise. Drop and go visits with average day of 300-500 cases i was told in the phone interview . Do you have information or a opinion on this style of beverage work? I've watched a few of your videos where you said it was miserable work but I'm curious if this style of beverage delivery work isn't as bad? Keep in mind I am no stranger to working long hard days. My longest shift to date was 38 hours straight plowing snow. I'm just ready to get away from slaving for someone on call 24/7 during winter. Any input you have I appreciate and keep up the content man. Take care

[@imanthonytv]

Yeah, I see those guy’s delivering wine & other types of alcoholic beverages to different stores around my city. They’re usually in straight trucks. It’s definitely not as hard as beer delivery but it’s still a physical job. However, I like the sound of the schedule. Doesn’t sound like a bad gig. Go for it 👍🏾

[@johnwojtas1155]

In order to make that kind of money your going to have to work 14 hours a day if your lucky. I'm a retired Walmart driver to make that kind of money you have to keep that left door closed. Plus you have to hope the LLM is on the ball . If you LLM not on the ball your screwed you and set at a vendor all day . One thing about the LLM they don't care about the drivers. At one time Walmart was a good company to drive for but it went down hill .

[@MrHunt916]

The WROC messed up a lot of things

[@dwayneinsanetv6164]

Can u talk about driving for Fritolay I work there now as a seasoner and make 24 an hour I’m only 22 and I start CDL school next month on the 24

[@imanthonytv]

Is that like a driver helper?

[@dale3754]

Is Ottawa Kansas a good DC to work for?

[@everydaypeople4855]

The Walmart driver development academy program is for the people that is already working at Walmart as associates (employees). If you not an associate and coming in as a driver already than you have to have that requirement with 3 years of experience or more. On the real I just started driving for them you don't make 110,000 the first year out. But you will definitely make more than the average truck driver for the first year. It's after the first year because you have to have time to build up your ADP. But the thing about Walmart it's like the military of truck driving. They have certain ways of doing things to be safe cause they all about safety. They want you to learn their culture of doing things. They discuss all that with you in the onboarding class. Do you make money yes, but the key is to not chase the money but chase the habits. The safer you are the better your lifestyle will become. Also could I get your email there is something you stated about buying home properties and a LLC in one of your videos. I wanted to know if you could talk more with me about it offline. Thanks

[@cuwopo6019]

So would I be paid hourly or by the mile? And how much you’d say I’d make a years if I don’t hit that 110k

[@everydaypeople4855]

@@cuwopo6019 you get paid on activity and mile. The pay for the year it depends as I mentioned before you have to build up your ADP.

[@manager4409]

how is the 10k signing bonus paid out? all at once or little payments spread out and when did you get it?

[@everydaypeople4855]

@@manager4409 it's spread, but I didn't hear about 10k. I heard about 5k, but maybe they increased it or it's different in other areas.

[@manager4409]

@@everydaypeople4855 Do they check preventable accidents from more than 3 years ago? I had a small accident 3 years and 2 months ago, which is outside the window. Will they ask my company about that or do they only ask within the 3 year window and I shouldnt even tell them? thx

[@seldomsceen]

You can make this money at Walmart BEFORE taxes. It's not like u take home 110k. It's closer to 80k or so. Still decent considering you don't have to run that hard. You might run maybe 400 miles a day if that. Sometimes slightly more or less. It's easy money.. seriously.. plus they have lots of perks. You can park at most Walmart stores .. they pay for showers and parking if need be. Safety bonuses.. good benefits. 6% 401k match. $5000 referral bonus ( it's taxed) people talk about they have all these rules and all that ..not really. It's common since stuff for the most part. They actually even let you set your own arrival times. 😮

[@robd1859]

It's actually more like 110-120 on a 6-2 schedule And I have heard of some drivers making upwards 130+ Possibly even 140. If they've been at walmart for like ten or fifteen years. I don't know if that's true but that's what i've heard

[@davidwells9242]

Seems like there application process is very difficult to get through

[@fredmiller1482]

Hey Anthony, I have been appling to Walmart for 20 years and I can not get a job with them, I have an excellent safety record and they keep ignoring my applications, do you have any advice??

[@NuggetRetired]

Do you check your emails? They don't call you.. all communication with Bentonville has been through e-mail.. and from the first e-mail to onboarding was over a month just emailing back and forth information they needed to complete my profile.

[@geoestrada5001]

I’m a trucker and I did work with Walmart DC in Raymond NH and they are very professional personal and they respect your hours of service, i love working with Walmart and you could sleep over on everywhere Store’s, just don’t crash or you could get fired for your stupidity,

[@williampetty6821]

@ I’m Anthony TV, Oh yeah the love/hate is real for Walmart. I’ve been here for four months and the way some people look and talk to you is crazy!

[@imanthonytv]

Man, I see! 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@williampetty6821]

@@imanthonytv I be like dang what I do 🤷🏽‍♂️. I think it’s the fact that a lot of people apply and get denied for whatever reason. They do run a fine tooth comb on your background, but I see why they do what they do. You have a lot of responsibilities within the company and the last thing they need is more hassle and headache from a problematic driver.

[@imanthonytv]

That’s understandable to a logical person.

[@coreyward5991]

You are the equivalent of the Georgia Bulldogs when it comes to trucking information.

[@imanthonytv]

Haha UNDEFEATED 💪🏾💯

[@trirail812productions8]

what about frozon food express

[@chrisksanznak9632]

Thanks for what you do ATV…

[@imanthonytv]

Thanks for watching! 🙏🏾

[@antoniojames9493]

I talked to the recruiter and everything sounded good. The only thing I didn't like is you don't get your own truck.

[@imanthonytv]

Yeah, they do slip seating.

[@daygo_manny6842]

You can get your own truck just varies on how fast I seen guys get it within 3-6months some 1 year.. Main key is depending on the DC & how many positions open up while your hired it’s random for each DC but February of every year is realignment for us which is biding for schedules which includes programs & along your own tractor. Everything is with seniority here. I could’ve had my own truck awhile ago within my first year but I choose to pass because for me I want rotating weekends to be able to have them off & etc.. It’s really up to what suits you best.. You can have your own truck with weekends every single week sure but those guys are with 15+ years with Walmart. So having your own truck within 1year or less or even with 3 years you won’t have the weekends off with having your own tractor it would be weekdays off unless your in a program truck like I’m in which is 5/2-5/3 where I’m gone 4days back on my 5th I’m off 2 full days then gone 4 days back on my 5th off for 3full days rotating with weekends off/ weekdays off. I share 2 tractors with 3 guys & it’s always the same tractors we use so it works out we got microwaves along CB’s in both trucks which keep in mind those are our personnel items all trucks don’t come with those but all trucks do come with mini fridges along with inverters but all the other stuff such as microwaves or CBS they don’t we just always keep a CB Radio & a microwave in those 2 trucks we share so it’s less things we need to worry about. You use 1 truck for the whole week then use the other truck the next week & continues on back to the first truck. Lines up perfect to where we’re not stuck without our program truck Walmart is good at getting the schedules right. Also you get to see your whole schedule in a year advance so you know what your days off gonna look like so you can plan things. It’s not as bad you think it is for that whole truck situation but I get it for some it still might be a deal breaker & I understand but just wanted to kinda let you in on how it could look like.👍🏼

[@NuggetRetired]

They have cleanliness standards for trucks.. if you're slip seating.. you go out there to your assigned truck.. if it smells/isn't clean to YOUR standards, you go back into the dispatch office and tell them you want another truck, they get you another truck..and the guy who used that truck before gets in trouble.

[@chumleychumchizer9035]

​@@daygo_manny6842Thanks man. Are any of the three drivers in your rotation a smoker?

[@El_JefeShow74]

My kids are grown and out the house, I’m single-currently making 75k driving local I’m stuck trying to decide is 110k a year work giving up home daily? Thoughts?

[@imanthonytv]

If you’re married I’d say it’s definitely a conversation to have with your spouse first & foremost. If she supports your decision to go regional or OTR then go for it. I personally don’t think the decision is worth having conflict in your marriage but everybody’s different. Just my opinion.

[@NuggetRetired]

@@imanthonytv Wal-Mart has a rider program. Just fill out the paperwork for your wife, it'll get approved by the General Transportation Manager and she can ride with you for a year. That goes for kids and parents as well.

[@NuggetRetired]

Then when the year is up.. just fill out another paper and get it approved again

[@MeLrOsE429]

No, not worth it to be gone 5 days a week..... unless you need the money. In my opinion.

[@markedwards8327]

Nope

[@spezoe]

Super late on this. I’m a Walmart driver, and the money is there but it’s subjective. It depends on what type of DC you work at, how hard you choose to run, they aren’t going to force you to do anything, unless you are really slacking. If you work grocery you are making a lot of activity pay and about 450 miles a day in WA state\oregon. If you work GM, you are doing up to 600 miles a day, but not a lot of activities, it almost balances out. 110 is definitely possible year one if you run nights, and you are definitely making it if you run nights+weekends. Just for insight, I grossed 97k year one and I run days with no weekends. 7 extra cents a mile for nights, and another 7 on top for Saturday and Sunday, but only if you work both

[@robd1859]

And Walmart. Is too strict.

[@Lifeisfakedreamsarereal-wb3lm]

They only care about safety. Is that being strict?

[@davidwilliams6533]

30 months of experience is crazy. Even more crazy that you can’t even enter their driver program unless you currently work for them. What about the people who’s trying to get that experience. Like where do you even find experience when everyone requires it makes no fucking sense at all man!

[@NuggetRetired]

Wal-Mart requires experience.. even experienced you need to go through their week long onboarding program which tests your pre-trip, backing and driving. They have things called "Criticals".. if you do a critical you fail and don't get offered the actual job, they pay you out of the week you did onboarding with a check and say see you in 60 days if you want to try again. This week 19 drivers went into onboarding.. only 6 passed on Thursday test day.. and only 2 passed today(Friday).. so 8 out of 19. They all had resumes with experience. They tell you straight up, we have jobs for everyone here.. but were not going to just give you them.

[@manager4409]

@@NuggetRetired thats ridiculous, what was everyone failing on the tests? actual driving skills or was it like the pre-trip theyre looking for some minute detail you missed to fail you?

[@CryptoXmen]

I got 22 months of experience, just 8 more months and then I’m going to work hard to get on with Walmart. I currently make between $80k to $95k a year however I rarely go home. If I can make that same pay with Walmart and get 2 days off week then I will be very happy because currently I have no life

[@milosgulic7887]

How much you earning monthly net ?

[@enriquemarrero6165]

Did you get your Walmart app in already ? I started with Walmart in February and it’s been really good ! I go home 2 days a one week and the next week I go home for 3 days. In good pace to do $110k with bonus and all . I already used 5 PTO days I earn and I have 5 more I can use .

[@albertleal3224]

It’s true my first full year this year I’m looking like at making 130 k. I never made that at foodservice back breaking work so glad I left. I love Walmart. The money is real here. But u gotta stay safe and earn it.

[@IAMM-W-TWEST]

You worked nights, weekends and extra day time to time to make that?

[@manager4409]

what was in the onboarding tests where they fail people? I've read even experienced drivers were failing their onboarding process what about it was difficult?

[@kidamere2408]

I can make that working in walmart at 80 hrs a week

[@trirail812productions8]

have you seen them on the road i have and no one talks about them

[@chumleychumchizer9035]

Honestly, they never at the truck stops and regular customers bc they fuel and stay at the DCs and stores. So it is a rare encounter.

[@imanthonytv]

@chumleychumchizer9035 I see Walmart drivers at Love’s frequently whenever I’m getting fuel. It’s pretty common actually.

[@trirail812productions8]

why do i see all the time swift trucks pulling walmart trailors

[@biglex9069]

How many weeks on the road?

[@imanthonytv]

Driver’s I’ve seen was running 5 days on 2 days off.

[@williampetty6821]

@@imanthonytv there are different programs with Walmart. I’m on a 5/2, 5/3 program. You work 5 days, off 2, then the next week you work 5 days and off 3, and your days off continue to rotate.

[@shakirawalker5549]

@@williampetty6821 hello can it be local? Or it has to be otr?

[@williampetty6821]

@ Shakira Walker Walmart does regions, and then on top of that you go where they dispatch you depending on your HOS. I work out of Midway, Tn and I have been in several states from Indiana to the bottom of Georgia. It’s basically safe to say that your at their discretion for five days, but on your third day out you start getting routed back to your home DC.

[@williampetty6821]

@@shakirawalker5549 the old heads, guys that have seniority with like 20 plus years are the only ones who do local routes and go home every day!

[@zxmnb7397]

I got a dui 3 years ago do I still have a chance driving for Walmart anyone know??

[@Ihavetocorrectyou]

Nope

[@MikeHart72]

Unfortunately with a DUI it will be a while before a reputable company will hire you. This is a stupid mistake that will stick with you for quite a few years

[@user-zj3vj1ju1z]

I’m a decade maybe

[@ceelo99]

I think its no DUI in the past 10yrs, so 7 yrs to go. Keep your driving record clean

[@wanghaf_Gl0yper]

Wow dude congrats on the dui lmfao. Tf were you thinking

[@LocdinTruckin]

Do you gotta be in uniform lol

[@bizzyjae2739]

Do they do piss or hair bro❔

[@goldenkiller1st636]

Obviously it’s a Trucking Company, you gotta stop smoking that crack.

[@Texas_Holdin]

@@goldenkiller1st636fr why tf they ask stupid questions

[@pliesmiller1819]

You don’t need 30 months my friend is fresh out of CDL school he been with Steven transport for only a week quit and became a Walmart truck driver

[@Ihavetocorrectyou]

That sounds like a recipe for disaster. Geesh.

[@juicemna1]

Was he a walmart associate at some point?

[@wanghaf_Gl0yper]

Yeah right lmao bro is lying to you😂

[@NuggetRetired]

lmao ur friend drives for Swift pulling Walmart dedicated most likely. They won't even look at your application fresh out of CDL school.

[@goldenkiller1st636]

Lmao this Guy 😂

[@pointnIaugh]

I wonder how much they pay those morons that stand at the door asking people to see their receipt?

[@jayg6182]

About $12

[@robbielynmccrary872]

$14 now

[@Alaska-Jack]

Are Walmart’s trucks 10 speeds??

[@NuggetRetired]

all are automatics except the 18 and 19's.. but those are going to be gone within the next few months.

[@chumleychumchizer9035]

Good question.