Drivers: The Demise of a Proud Profession

by Sammy Lee Gott

The call of the open road and the romantic notion of driving luxurious vehicles, meeting fascinating people, and traveling to exotic locations are lures that compel people to become DRIVERS.Driving is a very old profession that started when the USA was very young. At that time drivers drove carriages and wagons behind horses. This was an age when your word meant something and good honest work gave you a chance to grow economically. Professional career Drivers care about the well-being and safety of their passengers and ensure the rides they give are enjoyable experiences. But then, Corporations came into the picture. Big Business executives and stockholders had their own agenda. That’s when the DRIVER got run over!This proud driving profession is slowly disappearing. The demise of this livelihood for so many hard-working individuals is multi-faceted.This book dives into the death of the vocation, the restricting government regulations, the diminishing pay, and how an entire industry has been lifted from the American economy.

94 pages, Paperback

Published May 5, 2020

About the author

Sammy Lee Gott is an American author whose writing draws from decades of personal experience, thoughtful observation, and a lifelong interest in people, society, family, and the human spirit. His work spans memoir, personal storytelling, humor, social commentary, and reflections on American life.

Throughout his writing career, Sammy has explored themes of family, resilience, personal growth, relationships, humor, and the challenges of contemporary society. His books invite readers to reflect, connect with personal experiences, and consider different perspectives on life and the world around them.

His published works include When Love Doesn't Start at Home: Surviving a Dysfunctional Family, The Dumbing and Numbing of America: Destroying a Democratic Republic, Life is a Series of Jokes, Drivers: The Demise of a Proud Profession, Neither Man nor Woman is Spelled S.A.I.N.T., and Poetry of a Dysfunctional Family.

Drawing from his experiences as a soldier, husband, father, and lifelong observer of American life, Sammy brings honesty, humor, personal reflection, and social commentary to his writing. His goal is to tell meaningful stories, encourage thoughtful conversation, and connect with readers through experiences that are both personal and universal.

Reviews

[Jordan Gertzman · Rating 5 out of 5]

*Drivers: The Demise of a Proud Profession*

*Drivers: The Demise of a Proud Profession* offers a thought-provoking look at the history and decline of professional driving. Sammy Lee Gott explores the changing industry, government regulations, falling wages, and the impact of big business on drivers. A compelling read for anyone interested in American work culture, transportation, and the struggles facing traditional professions.