Is three months experience enough to move on

No. You can move on. Do it.

 

They’re good at feeding you the money loads. So I’ve been told.

Short run = high rate
Long run = lower rate

Why pay you $400 to pull a load going 1000 miles that pays them $1400. When they can put you on a 250 mile run that pays $1000. And do it again tomorrow.

But yes, you can get another job.

 

Try to stay a year. I know it sounds impossible and yes it blows mightily - you can do it.

 

I don't recommend it but I went with 3 months experience to a lease purchase. Steep learning curve. Depending on where you live the oilfield is understaffed by 30%

 

Do you live in San Diego? If so, Coastal Transport will probably hire you.

 

You don't want to be seen as a job hopper, on the same token there is no use staying at a place when you can be making more.

Basically make dang sure wherever you go actually has miles too. If you are looking at a mega, the recruiter is lying to you.
Heck, if you are dealing with a recruiter, the recruiter is lying to you.

What is your home location? Do you have any endorsements?
@Chinatown will be around to give suggestions if he knows where your are at.

 

Been there done that, own a closet full of the t-shirts.

Sometimes you just have to move on. But I always gave a company a chance. One chance.