Truckers' Trucking Forum | Largest CDL Truck Driver Message Board - The Premier Truck Drivers Forum!  

Go Back   Truckers' Trucking Forum | Largest CDL Truck Driver Message Board > Truckers & The Trucking Industry > Trucking Jobs

Truckers' Trucking Forum/Message Board - The Premiere Truck Driver Forum

Trucking Jobs When The Wheels Aren't Turnin' You Aren't Earnin'. This forum is for discussion only. You may post for Jobs in the Seek Employment area. NO ADVERTISING! Where would YOU like to work? What are you looking for as a professional trucker?

Reply
 
Thread Tools Rate Thread Display Modes
  ^ Top   #1  
Old 03.07.2008
Bobtail Member
 
Last Seen: 10.14.2008 01.05 PM
Member Since: Feb 2008
Location: prophetstown, il
Trucker? Student
Age: 26
Posts: 23
My Trucking Photos: 0

Thanks: 0
Thanked: 0 Times
Dohrn Trucking

I just got done reading another threaD ON THEM..... Dohrn Transfer, Co. - Rock Island, Il.

I see there was quite a bit of negative feedback on them. Is there anyone who has had a good experience with them?

There is a Dohrn Trucking not to far from me in Sterling,IL, and after I get some time in OTR I was hoping to get working with them. They have day or night routes and I can get home each night.
Reply With Quote
Remove This Ad By Registering. Join Our Truck Forum and Trucking Community For Free. Sponsored Links:

  ^ Top   #2  
Old 03.07.2008
MedicineMan's Avatar
Solution Finder
 
Last Seen: 4 Hours Ago 12.21 AM
Member Since: Jan 2007
Location: Woodville, TX
Trucker? 15 Years
Age: 36
Posts: 17,623
My Trucking Photos: 4

Thanks: 33
Thanked: 2,957 Times
I guess thy could be okay if you don't mind driving a truck that looses parts a it's going down the road. They run some of the worst trucks I've seen. Like union trucks but union jobs pay at least. Last I heard Dohrns paid $13 hr and that was in WI there you can't live on that
Reply With Quote
  ^ Top   #3  
Old 03.07.2008
Bobtail Member
 
Last Seen: 01.10.2010 04.17 PM
Member Since: Feb 2008
Location: IL
Trucker? Trucking Industry
Posts: 46
My Trucking Photos: 0

Thanks: 7
Thanked: 16 Times
Quote:
Originally Posted by MedicineMan View Post
I guess thy could be okay if you don't mind driving a truck that looses parts a it's going down the road. They run some of the worst trucks I've seen. Like union trucks but union jobs pay at least. Last I heard Dohrns paid $13 hr and that was in WI there you can't live on that

Was driving down 90 yesterday and at the WI/IL border there was a Dohrn T-600, looked as if the cab air ride was broken, and the fairing was moving around alot too. Didn't stay by him for long at all.
Reply With Quote
  ^ Top   #4  
Old 03.07.2008
MedicineMan's Avatar
Solution Finder
 
Last Seen: 4 Hours Ago 12.21 AM
Member Since: Jan 2007
Location: Woodville, TX
Trucker? 15 Years
Age: 36
Posts: 17,623
My Trucking Photos: 4

Thanks: 33
Thanked: 2,957 Times
see... I wasn't joking. lol they are horible
Reply With Quote
  ^ Top   #5  
Old 04.15.2008
Bobtail Member
 
Last Seen: 07.05.2008 04.38 AM
Member Since: Mar 2008
Location: Springfield MO
Trucker? 4 Years
Age: 36
Posts: 4
My Trucking Photos: 0

Thanks: 0
Thanked: 0 Times
How much experience does this company require?
Reply With Quote
Remove This Ad By Registering. Join Our Truck Forum and Trucking Community For Free. Sponsored Links:

  ^ Top   #6  
Old 04.15.2008
Light Load Member
 
Last Seen: 06.15.2008 06.59 AM
Member Since: Jul 2007
Location: Quad Cities, IA
Trucker? 3 Years
Age: 29
Posts: 422
My Trucking Photos: 0

Thanks: 13
Thanked: 7 Times
I think they require 2 years expierence at least when I tried wroking for them years ago. My buddy drives for them now, and he only had farm truck expierence and they started him off as a spotter, then moved him up to driver. He says they suck, and pay is not all that great espically driving their POS trucks. There is ALOT of locals who drive for them though, so it might fine for you.
Reply With Quote
  ^ Top   #7  
Old 04.15.2008
BlueNosedBstd's Avatar
Light Load Member
 
Last Seen: 11.16.2009 04.05 PM
Member Since: Apr 2008
Location: New York State
Trucker? 20 Years
Posts: 87
My Trucking Photos: 0

Thanks: 0
Thanked: 0 Times
They don't look to pretty over on safersys.org either:

[LINK POSTED BY MEMBER] Only Members Can View This Truck Forum Link.
__________________
Reply With Quote
  ^ Top   #8  
Old 04.15.2008
Flyer's Avatar
Light Load Member
 
Last Seen: 10 Hours Ago 06.21 PM
Member Since: Jan 2008
Location: IL
Trucker? 30 Years
Posts: 75
My Trucking Photos: 3

Thanks: 77
Thanked: 18 Times
I worked for them for about six months. They are horrible. Junk equipment and run Chicago. Talk to Chuck Swanson in Prophetstown,IL
Reply With Quote
Reply

Truckers' Trucking Forum/Message Board


Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
 
Thread Tools
Display Modes Rate This Thread
Rate This Thread:

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are Off


Similar Threads
Thread Thread Starter Trucker Forum Replies Last Post
MarK Martin's Trucking (J-Mar Trucking) buck and a half Discuss Your Favorite Trucking Company Here 55 12.26.2009 10.49 PM
Frozen Tundra Trucking: Popular trucking show not on thin ice Cybergal Canadian Truckers Forum 18 10.17.2008 07.48 AM
Dohrn Transfer, Co. - Rock Island, Il. new_york_1 Report A BAD Trucking Company Here 7 01.27.2008 09.39 AM
Trucking & potential Hometime, If you know about trucking, please check this out. MoonChaser Questions From New Drivers 12 05.15.2007 06.10 PM


.


vBulletin Forum Software, Copyright ©2000 - 2008, Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.
Copyright © TheTruckersReport.com - Trucking Forum & Message Board - Truck Driver Discussion - Truck Forum

Trucker Forum Disclaimer: All content, information and opinions (collectively, the "Material") presented on Our Trucker Forum Discussion Board at TheTruckersReport.com are those of the authors of posts and messages (collectively, the "participants") and not The Truckers Report. The Truckers Report does not guarantee the reliability, completeness, accuracy, timeliness or up-to-date-ness of the material presented on the Truck Driver Forum. The material is published "as is," and does not represent the official views and opinions of The Truckers Report or any company. Any reliance upon the Material presented on these forums shall be at User's own risk. The Truckers Report does not review the substance of the content posted by users on these forums and is therefore not responsible for any of such content. The Truckers Forum merely provides a space for its users to express and exchange their own opinions. Privacy Statement.


Search Engine Friendly URLs by vBSEO