MN89 reviews

Home time sucks, long drives making no money, sitting for long periods, gas is outrageous then when u get ur check it's not enough to live on.

I've been here 3 months an only got 1 check for 3000. The rest have been so low it's not funny. They gave me a trailer with all new tires, then switch me for one that 4 tires were bad. It's cost me more money then my check. My check was $150 after they took everything out. It's not worth my time.

This is my 3rd time coming back here to work. I love this company. I make good money and get treated very well by everyone. Oh I left the first 2 time not because I wanted too because of personal issues. I highly recommend this company to experience and hard working drivers.

This company continually keeps you in the negative. Financial never answers the phone. Dispatch will get mad and start disrespecting you if you ask to see the load board, they gave my husband a truck that had problems and that still had a mouse in it. They made him pay for hotel, plane ticket and Lyft to get to the yard only to get to IL and have to stay in the hotel longer because they didn’t have anything ready. They do not give you your fuel surcharge they bundle it into the amount of the load instead of giving you a proper break down of everything so your get charge not once but twice for the fuel and the tax on the fuel. I will be helping my husband file the proper legal paper work and turning them in and having a full audit done. Please do not go here they will put you into such a hole that you can lose everything because they don’t pay you.

I’ve been working for the company for a longer period—about eight months. Some might say it’s not a long time, others might say it’s enough to share a meaningful perspective. Either way, I can confidently say that these guys and gals are preparing to dominate the trucking industry. Recently, I went to switch trucks. I had a 2022 Peterbilt 579 Ultra Loft—it had a few minor issues, like a check engine light, but overall it never left me stranded. They called me to upgrade to a new Peterbilt, and honestly, I can’t explain how much things changed in just three months. Security, the people, everything is automated. When I finished my orientation, it took me about two days to get everything settled. The new guys now finish everything in just two hours. From my observation, the company runs like a well-organized military operation—everyone knows exactly what they need to do, and no time is wasted. They asked me to share some thoughts about the company, so here’s a glimpse of the organizational structure. Thank you for your attention.