When it start it was named GNG transportation but DOT close them up.Now you can find them under 3 companies with 3 namesELTA,MMJ,DM.Main office located in Alsip IL for all 3 of them.To run here you have to be rookie or to be Eastern European with illegal status.Get ready for extremely cheap freight or if you are a driver get ready to be cut on the miles that you drive for that week that you drive.Make sure you learn how to re-make the log book otherwise you newer going to come home or have a sleep.Safety scores are poor no matter in which company you drive.Get ready to stay empty for few days in any time off the year because left overs is all what they dispatch.
Bad company in Chicago area(the worst)
Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by Thunderstorm, Apr 14, 2015.
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Why does a driver waste time on "fly by night" outfits and then act shocked because they told him to break the law or sit in the truck for days like a dog begging for a bone
What is it? ... Is it from breathing too many diesel fumes? ... Is it because they are just a rookie and don't know better
Can we just call them short lived CDL holders because they didn't know that the dot is going to yank their license for good reasons and to top it off, they whine and sniffle about how the big bad trucking Company stoled their money and did unspeakable things to their behind..... Truth is these so called outlaw trucking companies wouldn't exist without having some warm bodies to get in the driver's seat of their money makers in the first place
.... So who do we blame?
If I sat one day without making a buck the next day I would be asking where they want their equipment parked, it's that simple, why you ask? Because from experience it doesn't get any better for the driver that lets them get away with it the first time!!!! ..... It's all about what they get away with!!
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