Transport America is a Good Company to start with!!

if you pass the Physical they will hire you if you have enough time OTR you will go to spend 3 days learn they stuff then they will ship you to the nearest terminals since looks like your from ATL you will be out of the ATL terminal. That is one most busiest terminal in TA has. With TA as a OTR or[FONT=arial, Georgia, verdana] regional you will get the miles. [/FONT]

 

I got a buddy of mine who just started with them.....I am looking to switch companies in a few months.

 

If all goes well today will be the last time i have to talk to these people, im just glad its over, i can only imagine they smeared my dac but i have a good job so im not worried, ps will ever work in a non union job again, and wont complain about union dues and BRCF

 

What happened? Glad you found something you're happy with.

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Oh, I found your earlier post. Sorry, bro.

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Its all good, i work for the railroad im just furloughed right now

 

Can any of you current drivers tell me a little about equipment? I'm curious about apu's, inverters, safety features, etc.......

Thanks

 

Freightliner Cascadia and Columbias. Navgo GPS. Newer trucks have APU, you can idle when it gets 30 degree and lower and above 80 degrees . Espar bunk heaters in all tractors. some trucks have that follow thing like if you get to close it will put on the brakes.

 

The APU's are really an EPU the best you have is 14 hrs and, this is one of the points i was mislead about, i yad a cascaida with 325,000 it pulled decent, my truck was older i had just a bunk heater it was fair, the trucks and, trailors were fair, it is the night dispatch that makes this company bad, they play good cop bad cop, and do not call them for anything or you will get an ear full