Canadian driver says, ‘I love this job’; see why

canadian-driverLike many women who get into the trucking industry, driving was not Valeska Riveros’ first job, but it appears to be her favorite.

The 37-year-old Canadian who drives for Challenger Motor Freight Inc. out of Quebec, Canada told the Hamilton Spectator: “I love this job. I don’t know how I didn’t do this before.”

The Spectator adds:

“Riveros came to trucking after spending about 10 years working in Kitchener at the Schneider’s meat packing plant. When that factory closed, she was offered a job in Hamilton at the new, amalgamated Maple Leaf factory. For Riveros, the work was monotonous and unfulfilling — and she was getting paid $3 less an hour.

“‘From one day to the next, I just decided I was going to be a truck driver,’ she said. ‘And off I went. It’s been an adventure for sure.'”

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