Beware !!!

let me guess, your no longer empolyeed by theses dudes?

 

You get all the best, most accurate and unbiased information on this BAD trucking company board.
A little boy running home to mama to tell her what the big bad trucking company did.

 

Most of them are first, second or third time poters here, and then after a few weeks, they just disappear into cyberspace, never to be heard from again. Makes me wonder how many of them truly are truck drivers.

 

I know of a company that is local that doesnt do any of this. Home daily, 5 day week. BUT, you need hazmat and a clean record. I drive for them and they are fair

 

They run junk equipment Do these POSTERS go to the job interview with their EYES closed , take a look at the equipment , if its not up to par say NO THANKS.

 

#### Man,Is that all 1 has to do??

 

Yup thats all , but SO many hear LOCAL job and they go BLIND to a lot of FACTS , then after the fact its WHAT A ROTTEN COMPANY.

 

I kinda agree with you on how people hear ''local'' and they may sometimes forget to ask important questions.I've done it myself.But,let me ask you a question.If most OTR outfits weren't lying,cheating,bottom feeders with piss poor miles,why do you think people are so anxious to get away from them?

Maybe after a few years of bouncing from different color truck to different color truck,but experiencing the same shabby treatment that seems to be expected when driving OTR..

Stuff like,Oh, 7 hour unpaid waits for loading and unloading,being 1,900 miles away from your house when you were scheduled to be sitting on your sofa.Sitting two days in a sweltering Mississippi truckstop that reeks of piss while you wait on another 500 mile load.

When people complain about some of this stuff, they are told,'' trucking ain't for sissies.'' Oh..O.K..So this is some sort of character deficit on the part of anyone who doesn't like pissing in a Gatorade jar for days on end and who actually place value on their time and wish to be paid for it?

Aren't people supposed to expect the employer to furnish oil for their equipment? Would you have thought to ask during orientation at a mega carrier ,''who pays for the oil?'' Wouldn't you take it for granted that they would? Wouldn't you expect somewhat decent equipment that didn't demand a lot of close scrutiny?

 

Would you have thought to ask during orientation at a mega carrier ,''who pays for the oil? Yes I would have and I have asked in the past as I also looked over the equipment and walked from a few job offers.

I did my stint with the MEGA carriers ( back when Werner was a GOOD company as well as FREYMILLER to drop a name or 2 ) today I could care less of what they do , have my own operation.

So many today see a truck and listen to a few promises and thats all it takes , heck DANGLE the keys to an old PETERBILT in front of many and they want to work for you.
Thing is 50% would fail at whatever they did and blame the employer.