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Andrus Transportation Services, Inc reviews

2.6
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Former Employee - Aug 28, 2023

strongly not recommended..rude dispatchers and lack of communication between their fellow dispatchers. Lack of coordination between dispatchers shippers and receivers. Drivers always run out of driving time because of reroutes and because of no advance notice.

Pros

none

Cons

Low Pay for experienced drivers. Also dispatchers are all sucks!!! that’s all!!

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Former Employee - Apr 22, 2022

worst place very prejadice worst paying hateful people very prejudice hateful people and cohersoe you to drive illegal don't work here they will destroy your life the shop steals and sells tools

Pros

run don't apply here

Cons

worst place so many law suits

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Current Employee - Jan 9, 2022

If your looking for a great local company in Utah working the western 11 Andrus is company to consider.

Pros

Local to UT, Equipment up to date

Cons

Needs to move corp. headquarters to Salt Lake out of St George

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Former Employee - Sep 29, 2020

Great startup company for a driver that just finished trucking school or training course. Micromanagement not good at all, needs training and there is lack of loyalty to drivers here. Equipment outstanding and the mechanics here are excellent...More of a numbers company as apposed to family...

Pros

Excellent equipment and home time

Cons

No loyalty to drivers. Lack of listening to the driver, who office personnel actually works for...Huge turnover of good drivers here.

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Former Employee - Feb 12, 2020

They kept me running, and as long as I communicated my intentions and needs, they communicated to me and we got along great

Pros

Stayed mostly west, Kept running, never missed home time.

Cons

Lower pay

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Salary Surveys

Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in Salt Lake City, UT on Aug 28, 2023

$13 per week

Current Employee

No

Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in Arizona on Dec 14, 2022

$769 per week

Current Employee

No

Company Driver - 2 Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in St. George, UT on Jan 9, 2022

$1,154 per week

Current Employee

Yes

Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in Phoenix, AZ on Sep 29, 2020

$865 per week

Current Employee

No

Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in on Sep 23, 2017

$615 per week

Current Employee

No

Discussions

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

joseph1135

Jun 7, 2014

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

Andrus pays .305 a mile. That's no money. When I called to inquire she got mad when I said that was no money.

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

mulieelk

Jun 7, 2014

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

Andrus pays nothing. Lessors hires out of Idaho. Start between .35 and .40 per mile, APU and inverter on all trucks. Miles are there plus an opportunity to run for our entertainment division Xtreme. 


Andrus. Wow.

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

mulieelk

Jun 7, 2014

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

A driver that lives near me in Las Vegas drives for Andrus and loves the company. Depends on what the driver is comfortable with. I've hauled a couple of those "entertainment" loads and for me, hated it. Some love it; some don't.

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

joseph1135

Jun 8, 2014

"Best" company based in Idaho to drive for??

Worked for Andrus for a month in 2004, bounced around between 4 crappy trucks and a bunch of motel rooms before an engine blew while pulling a set of doubles to Salt Lake City out of St.-freakin'-George. The next day I was informed by Andrus that the problem wasn't with their equipment, it was my "attitude" that was the problem. I already had a rental car waiting for me to drive back to Seattle. These guys are a bunch of LDS Boy Scouts. Don't waste your time on this crew of imbeciles.