Big M Transportation reviews

Stay away from this company, Big M Transportation in Blue Mountain, MS!!!!!... They cheat you out of runs on your pay and say you didn't turn in the bills for it and won't bill it out and then you don't get your bonus at the end of the month.. They also make you pay for thier truck by keeping you 2 weeks behind in pay, and making you pay the insurance deductible if anything happens on the road or they make you just pay for it out of your check in payments at 25% interest. This place is a joke! They got more ways to take you money than congress.. And if you decide to leave they will give you a bad reference so you can't get another job and you'll be stuck here.. I loved trucking till I came here and now they say so much stuff that's not true when folks call for a reference that it's just not even funny... I've been here since '08 never been late, missed a pickup or drop, or had an accident and from what I'm hearing they say I'm a bad driver, and never on time! This place sux, I think I'm gonna go back to work in a factory... Look out for Big M and thier safety director, he's a liar and a cheat and does it all while looking you in the eyes!!! These folks are just bad news all the way around..

So I finally left Big M... They tried to hold my last checks, I had to have the police to go with me to get them, they told my current employer I was fired and I had totaled a truck there in 2001.. My current employer asked how that happened when I didn't get my cdl till 2004.. They crewed up my dac with all kind of false reporting... These guys are scum, I was top 8 of 355 drivers when I left and thats how they did me when I left... It's sad

In the last couple of months, I've seen Big M trucks involved in several accidents. Two single vehicle run-off-the-road, one single vehicle rollover, and one rear ending a four wheeler on the interstate. This says to me that either they are hiring bad drivers or just have a company culture of operating in an unsafe manner. It's just striking to see one company's vehicles involved in so many accidents in such a short period of time. I, personally, have no experience with Big M, so my analysis of what this means is pure speculation. I'd love to hear a Big M drivers perspective on this.