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Old 12.29.2007
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i am thinking about driving for marten.
looking for any drivers who have any experience past or present with them . was wondering what shippers and receivers i would wind up going to on the 48 state fleet and if their is a lot of detention.
how many PAID miles can i get a week.
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i too, am possibly considering martian.

i don't think he's a recruiter anymore--back to a driver, but you can e-mail him.

My main concerns would be:
1)How many miles can i get per week?
2)How is the scheduling as far as delivery/pickup times? Are they erratic---picking up a 2am, delivering at 5pm the next day? Or relatively stable hours?
3) It is not easy to sleep with most refers. Hopefully martian has the "whisper quiets" by thermo king.

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There is guy who goes by Tahoe on another web site/forum who drives for them. Hes been there 7 or 8 years and loves it. I don't know if we can list the web site here.
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i am thinking about driving for marten.
looking for any drivers who have any experience past or present with them . was wondering what shippers and receivers i would wind up going to on the 48 state fleet and if their is a lot of detention.
how many PAID miles can i get a week.
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if you run out of the mid west you do orientation either in indy or mondovi wi.
you haul a lot of budweiser out of ny, kraft foods out of chicago, general mills out of w chicago most of the drops are multi stop loads they pay extra for after the first one. they all wind up at a food warehouse where you will wait a long , long time to get unloaded.
they pay the same c.p.m. if you do a 2,000 mile trip or a 200 mile trip.
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" they pay the same c.p.m. weather the run is 2000 or 200"
that is a good way to go broke real quick. do you still work for marten?
do they have their pay rates listed on line? i searched their homepage and could not find detaled information concerning the pay rates
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that is a good way to go broke real quick.
Why is that?
p.s. On their home page under Driving Opportunities they have pay scales listed

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ive been with marten 9 months now if anyone has ant q let me know *********** would be glad to help if i can

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thanks rick , just wanted to know if the pay per mile is the same for the short loads .
and how many days of home time can you take in one shot.
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phil yes pd and mty miles are pd the same now if you pick up a ld and say run only a few hundred miles u can ask your fm for xtra 100 bucks they dont tell u this u just find out by talking to other drivers . as far as home time they say 1 day for every 5 out but i take as many as i need ex if i stay out about 21 days i might take 4 to 6 days just remember when home u make nothing. also i try to come hm on a thur to mon and so you know they will pay u 50 bucks if u are not home by 11.59 of the nite u want hm i have only been pd 50 once. if u have any other q let me know.. rick
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my brother drove for them for 2 years he ran dedicated and was home everyday he quit when they lost that load and wanted him otr
he liked them
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