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| Any Knight drivers have any info running out of the Olive Branch,MS terminal. I am leaning toward dry van. The only thing that concerns me is the pay. It seems a little low for a 15 year seasoned driver. I need to make a decision this week between Knight and Heartland. I am looking for decent pay and hometime. I would think 1800-2000 miles a week and home weekends would be realistic. Any advice would be appreicated. |
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| If Im gonna be gone away from home for five or six days a week I had better be getting more than 2000 miles per week. I could make more being a manager at McDonalds. Come on people after deducting insur,taxes and eating on the road being away from family how can you survive on 2000 miles per week. |
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| Tribaldady, I drove for Knight for awhile and left cause I thought the grass was greener bein an O/O, but it wasn't. I'm actually gonna be goin back to drive for them if freight doesn't pick up. I was out of the Carlisle, PA terminal. They're pretty flexible. I was runnin anywhere and everywhere, and when I told them I was giving them my two weeks notice, they tried like hell to get me to stay. They offered me dedicated freight, home every weekend, they even offered to give me a raise of .02/mile. But stupid me thought it would be better bein an O/O. Which at first it was, but with the economy like this, I can't survive. Each terminal is different, but as a whole, I'll recommend Knight to anyone. |
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| signing with Knight I've been with Knight out of Tulare Ca. since Sept. I have to say that I could be making better money, Most trips are too short(average about 560 miles). But other than that I like the company. They worked with me on my "hometime" and pay promptly and have no forced dispatch. |
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| How hard would it be to get an I-5 run? I live in the central valley and have youngins at home. Not likeing the thought of leaving them behind. |
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| I'm on the 99 and not far from the 5. Define home alot. 2 days a week? |
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| schools for knight? anyone know if knight is associated with any cdl schools or has a training program?? i am out of southern california and am interested....or if you know schools they prefer |
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