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No Membership Required - You need a new truck driving job, not another login and password. There's no login required here. Just read about our clients and submit an application to the ones you like. It's fast and easy.

Options - The best trucking companies in the country are right here at your finger tips. Whether you're an owner operator, company driver or a trucking student looking for quality training, you'll find everything you need right here on Bubbajunk.com.

Privacy - Our service is built around the concept of "One Application for One Company". We'll never send your information to any company other than the one you choose. We never "blast" out applications to our clients, so you won't be pestered by dozens of recruiters calling from around the country. We don't even store your information in an online database. Nobody can see your personal information unless you send it to them.

Security - Every page on our site is secure and you can be sure all your personal information is protected when you submit an application. What's more, you'll never receive any unsolicited emails from BubbaJunk.com. BubbaJunk is here when you need us - we don't need to hunt you down!

Simplicity - Find the company you want and fill out an application. It's that simple. No hoops to jump through, no advertising messages popping up on the screen, no distractions. There's really only one thing to do here, that's find your next great job. Good luck.

Attention Trucking Companies- We now have a Transportation Safety Specialist available to help deal with the ever increasing security and cost of keeping your drivers' records up to date. Coy Lorance, retired from the service as a Texas State Trooper after 27 years. Read More

New Trucking Companies Onboard

We would like to Announce new trucking companies that we have posted on BubbaJunk.com:  Gulf Intermodal, Drue Chrisman, KKW Trucking

Gulf Intermodal - Fuel Discount program – up to .30 discount from retail prices! $2,500 sign on bonus, competitive pay scale paid weekly, no cargo insurance, free secured parking, no forced dispatch, flexible home time, regional and local work.

Drue Chrisman - 24% load percentage (25% with hazmat after 90 days), average $700 to $1000 weekly, average 3000 miles per week, direct deposit, home most weekends, 90% no touch freight.

KKW Trucking - consistent freight, teams welcome, lease purchase program, lane preference- southwest or northwest, paid loaded and empty 

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Trucking Shipment Index Plunged

According to the trucking industry's main trade group, a key index of U.S. Trucking shipments plunged 1.4% in June from May. ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello said that it is a sign that specifies the economy is slowing.

The advance seasonally adjusted truck tonnage index went down to 108.5 in June, as reported by The American Trucking Associations. May tonnage also plummeted. A first back-to-back tonnage downtrend since March and April last year.

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National Driver Register Checks

Sometimes there is driving information that is not on your DAC Report and not on your driving record and not on your Infraction/Misdemeanor/Felony Record Scan. This information can still trip you up and expand your (and your employer's) vocabulary for a few days.

The National Driver Register (NDR) is a computerized database of information about drivers who have had their licenses revoked or suspended, or who have been convicted of serious traffic violations such as driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs. It functions under the control of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), an agency of the Department of Transportation. The following example explains why an NDR can matter. (If you want to skip the "why" details, you might want to review the last two paragraphs on the "how to get" details.)

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Job Outlook for Truck Drivers?

The United States has faced difficult times over the past few years because of a long recession coupled with high rates of unemployment. More than ever, people are searching for job markets that are set to expand or be stable for years to come. A rather unexpected opportunity may lie in truck driving. Read more.

Don’t let worries about past unemployment and CSA 2010 safety issues prevent you from a great opportunity.

CSA 2010 has scared many drivers and owner operators are fearful of making the move to a new driving job. They are afraid that once they apply for a new job their past safety and inspection records will be made known and that their past record will not allow them to be hired. First of all, you really have no way to know how you stack up against other drivers or owner operators. You make think your safety record is not acceptable when in fact in may be better than the majority of drivers! Read More