The Most Common Job in America is.....

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I knew the answer when I saw the thread. Someone said supplying parts to truck drivers is where the money is at, which is interesting. I've been told that owning your own vehicle or a small fleet of vehicles, or people work under you is the way to go. Also with smartphones you can bid on jobs and you can cake 100K in 6 months depending on the distance you travel and other stuff....if you own your own truck
 

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ya unc should be calling it quits now anyway. if he was driving for years and years. he should have enough doe saved up to call it a day.
that's what i'm thinking too. he's at retirement age. between retirement savings, social security, medicare, he should have been straight.
 

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The World’s First Self-Driving Semi-Truck Hits the Road

The Freightliner Inspiration offers a rather limited version of autonomy: It will take control only on the highway, maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles and staying in its lane. It won’t pass slower vehicles on its own. If the truck encounters a situation it can’t confidently handle, like heavy snow that covers lane lines, it will alert the human that it’s time for him to take over, via beeps and icons in the dashboard. If the driver doesn’t respond within about five seconds, the truck will slow down gradually, then stop.

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Actually this will enable more trucks. Other big hurdle is energy. Delivery trucks for example should have BEEN hybrids. All that stop and go would be perfect for it.
 

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I knew the answer when I saw the thread. Someone said supplying parts to truck drivers is where the money is at, which is interesting. I've been told that owning your own vehicle or a small fleet of vehicles, or people work under you is the way to go. Also with smartphones you can bid on jobs and you can cake 100K in 6 months depending on the distance you travel and other stuff....if you own your own truck
uShip

that's what the owner-operators use.
 

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The data seems to be distorted by the authors. Truck driving requires a special license and schooling. The mere fact makes it impossible, at a first glance, to be the most common job.

My expectation is that cashiering, food service and distribution center workers would be the most common because anyone can do them.
 
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