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Danny Herman Trucking reviews

3.1
(23)
$385 - $1,538/week

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Salary Surveys

$385 $1,046 $1,538
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Ratings and Reviews

Current Employee - Sep 9, 2025

You're going to make 58 cpm over all the only thing is that 4 ¢ is paid total for over 10500 Miles at the end of the month and if you don't screw up and run over stuff or have an accident in any way you'll get the other 4 ¢ at the end of 3 months. 50cpm base with the Miles you can run and their long is worth the trade of 3-500 milers never getting rest and bumping docks everyday! So far so good and if it doesn't work I'll grab my stuff and find another Job because I can get another one in 10 minutes!

Pros

Steady miles and long trips. The bad doesn't out weigh the good right now and as long as they keep doing what they're doing it's a pro for me but to each their own!

Cons

You have to use your cellphone for their business and no reimbursement for scanning bills and safety monthly video's

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No Rating
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Current Employee - Sep 4, 2025

If I could go back in time, as a new driver, I would have selected a different company to begin my career. A medium-sized fleet offering 46 cents per mile seemed promising. However, after a year of employment, it has been challenging to earn more than $900 per week. The miles have been inconsistent, and the driver managers seem ill-equipped, lacking knowledge even of hours of service regulations and sending dispatches without appointments. The overall operation feels disorganized, and the equipment, particularly the trailer tires, suffers from the use of the cheapest recapped tires.

Pros

Plenty of home time

Cons

Disorganized operation Bad equipment Low miles

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Former Employee - Mar 3, 2023

If you get hurt on the job your screwed. There workman’s comp provider is incompetent an will take advantage of you

Pros

Good home time.

Cons

Don’t care about the drivers

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Current Employee - Jul 6, 2022

Great Company to work for. They understand family needs and driver needs. Advertise open door policy and have always found it open when needed.

Pros

Good equip and great values

Cons

Can’t think of anything specific. Good place to work if you want to work.

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Current Employee - May 30, 2022

Alot of small customers with super tight lots a lot of chicago inner city, Crappy old trucks giving new hires trucks with ####+ miles with tore up fairings chipping paint and rusting on bumpers 4+ years experience and I refused the first truck they tried to give me for reasons above night/weekend dispatch are high school kids who never seen inside of a semi, Most there terminals don't have showers or even a place to overnight park (el paso) dispatchers have no clue about trucking think you can just find a place to park at 1am...

Pros

Hometime Is About all

Cons

Night/Weekend Dispatch are clueless kids super crappy tore up trucks alot of crappy customers

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Salary Surveys

Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in Lebanon, TN on Sep 9, 2025

$1,500 per week

Current Employee

Yes

Company Driver - 1 Year CDL Experience

Surveyed in El Paso, TX on Sep 4, 2025

$900 per week

Current Employee

Yes

Company Driver - 4 Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in El Paso, TX on May 30, 2022

$1,000 per week

Current Employee

Yes

Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in Lebanon on Aug 6, 2021

$1,538 per week

Current Employee

Yes

Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience

Surveyed in El Paso, TX on Mar 14, 2020

$800 per week

Current Employee

Yes

Discussions

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Not a recruiter at all. I'm a driver. At none there is no better company.

I take home average $1200 a week. The miles are there and the money is there.

The company doesn't acres around on fixing anything. My radio started screwing up and called maintance and one is waiting at the yard when I get through tobswap out.

I come home for two days, the head tech will tell me he looked over my truck. Two months ago he said he threw new steers as they had a bit of inside wear and had it aligned. Never mentioned a thing about it.

If you have a crappy company... Leave. DHT is without a doubt the best... Hell, if you do break down on the road they will pay you 500 miles. Day down time. No one does that

Danny Herman Trucking?

doubletuff43

Mar 31, 2015

Danny Herman Trucking?

I am at orientation at this time and they seem to be a very good company. I got one more day of orientation and suppose to get my truck and get my load assignment Thursday morning. No northeast and no northwest runs at all which is fine by me. They told me at orientation that their average runs are 1400 miles and there is plenty of freight to keep drivers moving. That's all I got at this time.

Danny Herman Trucking?

doubletuff43

Mar 31, 2015

Danny Herman Trucking?

Back home for three days after being out for two weeks, so far Danny Herman Trucking has treated me very well. I was in Calexico CA. on Thursday and they knew I ask to be home on the weekend, dispatcher work very hard to find me a load to Augusta GA. and they indeed did just that and gave me a load over 2000 miles (solo driver) that was a drop and hook with a open window and I got home late Sunday evening with a huge paycheck coming next Friday including the two previous other loads that total 2000 miles. The dispatchers and support staff are awesome and do what ever to meet the driver needs. Best company I have work for including Prime, Marten, and Arnold, these companies treat you like your not a person and most of their dispatcher just don't care about the driver as a person.

Danny Herman Trucking Journey

mark sovine

Oct 21, 2015

Danny Herman Trucking Journey

I have been with DHT for over a year. I go out 12 days and home 2-3 days. Base pay starts at 34 cents a mile. However, if you don't like to run hard, this is not the company for you. We ONLY do long haul and we do not put our loads on the train. The driver pulls all loads. Not a locomotive. Average length of haul is 1400 miles, but you will mostly run longer hauls than that. So, if you don't like to run hard, this is not where you want to be. I will say this, you won't find a better company out there. At least here, even though the trucks only go 67 mph, they are mostly BIG trucks and the miles are the best you will ever get. Better than that, the people in dispatch and other support depts are very respectful. I couldn't ask for better