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Old 05.07.2008
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USA new century transportation

Iam looking at this co,have 13 years exp,clean license.Iev read that you run you butt off ,be get payed very well.Any new century drivers out there?I looked at there web site,and it looks like I can go to there top rate.They have an very good mile rate .53 and 15 bucks for p/u and drops.but this is running the northeast,hummm how many miles can you run ?
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Ltl division is where the money is at. Their truckload division gets less pay and after all the buyouts recently (Rude, Western Freightways, P&P, etc) they have alot of disgruntled drivers in the truckload sector.

The comments I have read are the same as what you have heard; They run their butt off.

I tried to get on with them shortly after they opened up but they had more qualified applicants than trucks available so I moved on to my current carrier.

All in all they have pretty decent equipment, apu's, very good benefits package, and higher pay than almost all other outfits (except unions) I have checked into.

If you can get your foot in the door in the ltl side I think you will do well.
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