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$Former Employee - Mar 25, 2026
Pros
Good home time and equipment
Cons
Did over 100 trips and was late to one because of waiting to get loaded and they yelled at me and wanted to rip my head off, made me feel like I was a rookie driver, like I didn't know what i was doing, I have 25 yrs experience
Current Employee - Feb 6, 2026
Pros
You dont hsve to pay for fuel.....yet
Cons
Way way toooooo many to mention here
Current Employee - Jan 20, 2026
Pros
Nothing good about them ever
Cons
Run away as fast as you can.
Current Employee - Dec 15, 2025
Pros
None anymore
Cons
Wow ..toooo many to put in this space
Current Employee - Dec 4, 2025
Pros
None anymore after rebranding small company into mega carrier corporate business style
Cons
Way too many to list at this time, just know after 12 yrs here i have to go elsewhere now
Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience
Surveyed in Zephyrhills, FL on Feb 6, 2026
Current Employee
Yes
Owner Operator - 3 Years CDL Experience
Surveyed in Akron, OH on Jan 20, 2026
Current Employee
Yes
Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience
Surveyed in Zephyrhills, FL on Dec 15, 2025
Current Employee
Yes
Company Driver - 5+ Years CDL Experience
Surveyed in Zephyrhills, FL on Dec 4, 2025
Current Employee
Yes
Company Driver - In CDL School CDL Experience
Surveyed in Zephyrhills, FL on Nov 24, 2025
Current Employee
No
Tina's Man
Jun 20, 2016
I've been with them 9 years and the recruiters I had have moved on to different jobs within the company but I never felt like I was lied too. As with other companies I have my down weeks but I end up making up for it on a monthly basis. The people are very easy to get along with and the pay raises have been decent. If you're willing to work for it a little bit you can get an idle or fuel bonus depending on whether you have an APU or not. I'm in a 2016 Cascadia so I have an APU and he truck is getting great fuel mileage so I usually get my bonus. All their new trucks are automatics. The pay is decent, right now I'm at .43/mile. I feel like it's fine though cause I get good miles. I should mention I live near the Akron terminal so home time is very good for me. I've heard they want the website to be up and running within the next month or so. The old one isn't the greatest but it gets you what you need. Hope this helps, I know I gave you more than what you were looking for but they have been good to me!
Not a Newby
Jun 28, 2016
I have been with Heyl for almost 2 years.. real good company to work for, they will run you , i average 2200-2500 miles a week. They modifed pay a few months ago to make getting bonuses easier, and i have never missed either my fuel pay or my quartely, i hit 30000-33000 in a quater, hometime is never an issue they can have me back in a week if i need them too. the site is heyl.net
85% of our freight is florida and texas.. and we bounce to the NW quite a bit..
MrMatt
Oct 1, 2013
heyl maybe a good company for some. what i found out. too many red flags for me. first phone call the first questions they asked. if i was on welfare or unemployment. seemed like they were fishing for govornment kick backs. and then they asked about everything else. had to keep pestering them to keep up with the status of the application. they are really good about keeping me up to date on it. so they hand the application off to the safety guy. didn't hear from him until monday late in the afternoon. the only reason he called at all. is because i pestered the recruiters. once he called. he told me that he had the app. and wanted to know when i wanted to come in for an "interview" and then he said depending how it went???? they would consider a road test. then said I would be sent back home after that! asked if they did a hotel stays or anything. because i would be traveling 160 miles to the interview???? I still question that. they never said, so I went with no. so i would have to travel 320 miles a day between for orientation. so once i thought about it. I realized that they are in no kind of real need for drivers. and I think they are mostly phishing for back up drivers for possible future employment when they are in need. so it didn't seem very promissing. and for most traveling 320 miles a day for orientation is too expensive. and just too far for a maybe. so for me. it was questionable at best. are they hiring? or are they just taking applications and doing interviews? and there's no real job offer in exsistants at heyl???