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Old 02.16.2008
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They have about 85 company drivers. Most of them drive almost new Peterbilts. They will put the newbiew in 1999 Internationals. They are governed at about 85 mph. Over 95% of their freight is military. Some of the freight is overdimensional. The drivers that I have met are very happy. Their offer no company benefits and you are responsible for your own taxes (1099). You also need 4 yrs. of verifiable OTR experience to be considered.
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They have about 85 company drivers. Most of them drive almost new Peterbilts. They will put the newbiew in 1999 Internationals. They are governed at about 85 mph. Over 95% of their freight is military. Some of the freight is overdimensional. The drivers that I have met are very happy. Their offer no company benefits and you are responsible for your own taxes (1099). You also need 4 yrs. of verifiable OTR experience to be considered.

If you are considered a 1099 employee driving a company truck, do not work for them. This is illegal and the IRS would love to know about it.
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