Melton Truck Lines VS. TMC Transportation

I say Melton over T he M arine C orp, your choice though

 

TMC was awesome! I made a ton of money.

 

First advise is dont post the same question in 2 places and here re writing it 3 times.\

That being said, TMC has the best flatbed training program. Melton drivers come to us for help with loads. If you work hard tmc will treat you very nicce and you will make tons of money. The % package for pay is much better then the cpm. i averaged .48/mile on the % package.

 

I would say TMC all the way for the reasons Richter pointed out.

KH

 

Bad triple poster :wacksnosewithnewspaper:

 

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Article from OOIDA magazine "Land Line."

Iowa-based flatbed carrier transitions to employee-owned company

Instead of selling the mega-trucking company Harrold Annett has spent the past 41 years building, he has decided to go a different route. He announced on Thursday, Oct. 10, that the flatbed carrier TMC Transportation, headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa, will be transitioning to an employee-owned company.

According to a TMC release announcing its plan to transition to an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP), the decision was made based on Annett’s “desire to establish a succession plan that maintains the culture of TMC, while rewarding its employees for their dedication.”

TMC has 2,440 power units and 2,474 drivers and has been a private, family-owned company since 1972, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s SAFER website.

“I have been approached many times with the opportunity to sell TMC,” Annett said in the release. “What I realized in contemplating selling the company is that it would result in a change to the culture that we have all worked hard over these years to create. The only way to make sure our culture endures is to put TMC into the hands of the people who take the most pride in our culture. And that is the employees.”

Annett will remain as majority shareholder of TMC. Company shares “will be distributed to all employees at no cost,” the release states.