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Old 02.16.2008
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Believe me--you do not want Priority. I just left them after 12 years.
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Old 02.18.2008
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kingpawn my husband did sheetrockfinishing all his life and has just changed careers into trucking, because drywall slowed down we was used to pretty good money he first went with mcelroy but made no money now is with tmc really seems to like it even made good during training & had a really good trainer , good luck know how ya feel!
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Old 02.23.2008
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Smile Grandma Debi is happy and smiling at CR England

I am just finishing my training at CR England! I am very happy with my experience so far!

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Old 02.25.2008
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I got 16 months OTR and Im already looking for my fifth job.I just left Melton.Started out OK.Then the miles just disappeared.Im from Buffalo,NY and I love driving but I hate sitting.Somebody throw a dog a bone.CPM dont matter as much as getting miles.
Generally speaking, the good trucking companies are the ones who don't use recruiters... they don't need to. The competition to get jobs at the genuinely good companies is just as fierce as in any other good job market. These companies usually require at least 2-3 years OTR experience though... some require as much as 5 years. One of the better big companies to start out with is Crete. I worked for them for 2 years and they were a big improvement over my first company. They aren't perfect, but they are among the best large companies that I know of.
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Old 02.25.2008
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Thy are all good

Just stick it out and freight will pick up. Try picking up a dedicated account.

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Old 02.26.2008
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freight is bad so all companies are a bit slow but like you said the companies who serve the housing markets are perticularilly bad right now.

Prime you will definatly run. usually them guys complain about too much running.

Try a reefer company. you will have sitting on both ends but you will run like a raped ape in between. being in new york you have the possibility of coast to coast with reefer. not to much of that freight left anymore outside of reefer
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Old 05.11.2008
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I don't know about three of the companies but I did work for priority. It started out well 3400 miles first week. after that I struggled to get 500 to 800 miles a week. I am not saying it is a bad company it was bad for me. It like most companies might not be good for you but great for others
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I am just finishing my training at CR England! I am very happy with my experience so far!

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The honeymoon may be over. According to so many threads on this forum they r ................... I hope they r wrong.
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I don't know about three of the companies but I did work for priority. It started out well 3400 miles first week. after that I struggled to get 500 to 800 miles a week. I am not saying it is a bad company it was bad for me. It like most companies might not be good for you but great for others
Who did u work for, priority? Is this a company?
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5 Jobs in 16 months? Man, if you are chasing miles like that, you're gonna go from job to job. You have your slow weeks and your fast weeks, you gotta give it a chance to let the miles pick up..you aren't the only driver that needs miles...just a point.
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