I'm Now Part of the "Schneider Family" - Have an Orientation Question?

**russellkanning** · 05.21.2012

cool
so how did you like training?

**john b** · 05.22.2012

they pay for the rental cars.myself and another got a rental car to take home after the 3 weeks of training.i struggle with backing and still passed.i do think that they want you to succeed and have the potential to be a good driver in the future but as female said there are some that just were not safe and sent home

**Female Driver** · 05.23.2012

Yes, Schneider paid for the rental.

My truck wasn't quite ready for me Monday, so I got it Tuesday - a BLACK truck with 849k miles on it. Not bad for a newb

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**john b** · 05.23.2012

Originally Posted by Female Driver

Yes, Schneider paid for the rental.

My truck wasn't quite ready for me Monday, so I got it Tuesday - a BLACK truck with 849k miles on it. Not bad for a newb

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they send you out on a load yet

**jakecat22** · 05.23.2012

Originally Posted by Female Driver

Yes, Schneider paid for the rental.

My truck wasn't quite ready for me Monday, so I got it Tuesday - a BLACK truck with 849k miles on it. Not bad for a newb

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your gonna hate that black truck in August LOL

**jhill365** · 05.23.2012

Originally Posted by Female Driver

Yes, Schneider paid for the rental.

My truck wasn't quite ready for me Monday, so I got it Tuesday - a BLACK truck with 849k miles on it. Not bad for a newb

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My 2006 has less miles than that LOL

**wjejwan23** · 05.23.2012

Originally Posted by Female Driver

Yes, Schneider paid for the rental.

My truck wasn't quite ready for me Monday, so I got it Tuesday - a BLACK truck with 849k miles on it. Not bad for a newb

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That must have been a team truck with those miles

**Dodgeman** · 05.23.2012

I too am thinking of moving into Schnieder. Did the whole local soda delivering gig. The ones that don't pay very well, and work you like a slave, because all they give a crap about is the product being sold and getting to the stores. They don't care that you are tired and near your 14th hour of service. not to mention when you break down they don't have any idea on who to call or how to pay the repair man who comes out to fix your truck.

**BlackLions** · 05.23.2012

Originally Posted by Female Driver

Yes, Schneider paid for the rental.

My truck wasn't quite ready for me Monday, so I got it Tuesday - a BLACK truck with 849k miles on it. Not bad for a newb

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I bet you'll get a new or newer truck (2010+) withing 90 days or sooner. They try to trade/sell them between 800-900k miles.

Good luck!

**BlackLions** · 05.23.2012

Originally Posted by Dodgeman

I too am thinking of moving into Schnieder. Did the whole local soda delivering gig. The ones that don't pay very well, and work you like a slave, because all they give a crap about is the product being sold and getting to the stores. They don't care that you are tired and near your 14th hour of service. not to mention when you break down they don't have any idea on who to call or how to pay the repair man who comes out to fix your truck.

That's one great thing about SNI... lots of places you can get the truck/trailer fixed and lots of OC's for service or just parking/showers. Great starting company IMO.