schneider national lease purchase

There are other company's out that offer lease and COMPLETE self dispatch, working directly through brokers...also pays a lot more than 65% there are always options and it's always good to know them all before making a move, I'm not saying SNI choice is bad, because I don't work for SNI. Just saying that there are other options to "be free" and make a decent living, it just takes some research.

 

Wow, really? ... Two words, John Bonham !!!

Followed closely by Neil Peart who I've had the pleasure of seeing 5 times, amazing!

Buddy Rich? how old are you again? Lol, jk

 

Old enough to have seen Buddy Rich play many times, including one of his last concerts, and Gene Krupa once. I was taking nothing away from other drummers. They are of different times and very different styles of music. "Old" drummers like Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa were major influences on Neil Peart; in fact, he emulated their Big Band and jazz styles later in his career.

 

Well said Denalidad!I was also fortunate enough to see Buddy Rich at a young age and Neal Peart multiple times. There are many oustanding chops guys out there, look up Jeff Sipes, Van Romain, Dennis Chambers, Steve Gadd just to name a few. They all also cross genres of music from jazz/fusion to rock.

 

I'm thinking of being an IC been asking others on this program hearing a lot of good things about it, this would be my first time as an IC tired of the company driver stuff I need freedom can anyone give me some very good info.

 

Have you looked at Schneider forum? Seems like there are a few guys making it work there

 

Just getting back in to this I am ways be an oo do to a very bad divorce it mes me up finical an credit wise just looking for a company with a fair leas deal eneybody .thanksRealthang

 

Schneider has there own forum with like a million IC'S, ask your questions there and they will tell you everything you want to know, they are pretty good guys over there. They will help you.

 

How many of the loads pay more than $1.50 per mile?