Does any one know anything about this company. They seem to be ok but really cant find any info. Maybe someone hads driven for them or knows someone who does. Thanx

Ok, maybe not the Devil but his cousin My fiancee' hadn't driven in years and would take him if he got a short refresher course. Which he did through a community college for $1,200.00. Seems like a great deal. Warning sign! Warning sign! If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
He has been with them 3 months today. We are counting the days so he can get enough time under his belt to get with a reputable company.

He was told he would have to be with a trainer for 2 to 4 weeks. He was with him for 7 weeks, they need teams for their busy May flower season, cheap labor, they kept all the new trainees out for 7 or more weeks.
After he went through orientation they told him he has to leave the truck at the yard. The yard is in Okahumpka FL, about 2 hours from our house! All Florida drivers have to leave their truck at the HUMP, even if they live in Miami! They have to keep their idle time below 40% or they will lower their speed limit(govern it). Continuous infractions for this will get you fired. They won't pay for Idleaire(as of tonight). You are supposed to keep your stats the same as the few trucks that have generators installed. Not possible.
He picks up loads, drives short distances and then has to layover for days. His first solo paycheck for 2 weeks, he cleared less than $600.00.
They lie about getting you home.
Don't do it-that's all I have to say.

Ok, maybe not the Devil but his cousin My fiancee' hadn't driven in years and they said they would take him if he got a short refresher course. Which he did through a community college for $1,200.00 over 5 days. Seems like a great deal. Warning sign! Warning sign! If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
He has been with them 3 months today. We are counting the days so he can get enough time under his belt to get with a reputable company.

He was told he would have to be with a trainer for 2 to 4 weeks. He was with him for 7 weeks, they need teams for their busy May flower season, cheap labor, they kept all the new trainees out for 7 or more weeks.
After he went through orientation they told him he has to leave the truck at the yard. The yard is in Okahumpka FL, about 2 hours from our house! All Florida drivers have to leave their truck at the HUMP, even if they live in Miami! They have to keep their idle time below 40% or they will lower their speed limit(govern it). Continuous infractions for this will get you fired. They won't pay for Idleaire(as of tonight). You are supposed to keep your stats the same as the few trucks that have generators installed. Not possible.
He picks up loads, drives short distances and then has to layover for days. His first solo paycheck for 2 weeks, he cleared less than $600.00.
They lie about getting you home.
Don't do it-that's all I have to say.

you can say that again haha...