CDN Logistics reviews

These company has good people at the office,nice respectful,but if u looking for.money as o/o.hard to get.

they run out of Chicago..heavy loads going south and coming bak..especially if u go thru Virginia,Tennessee,big mountain's..first week light loads.after that all heavy loads..they dont have a lot of back haul loads lay over a lot..sit around quite lot..not recommend for o/o if u dont live in chicago and wanna be home often..barely got loads to Michigan. also miles they shorten u I don't know why..mayb for dispatcher..let say u run 977 miles ull see 947 on settlement ..they have a shop but no thru mechanic..they called road service for big jobs..i got charged $1200.00 for break job.on front axle and one side on rear axle..almpst flipped out on mechanic..

I am a truckers wife. I have no idea if I am replying properly for the inquires for CDN Logistics but I had to try. My husband has over 30 yrs experience driving a truck. A year ago he bought his first truck with the hope of making a good living as an owner operator. He leased on to CDN and ran hard for them. He was gone from home a month at a time for the 4-5 months he worked there. The bottom line is they do not pay! There was always excuses like accounting problems or direct deposit mess ups or the check is in the mail (but hardly ever comes). Of the few checks that did come, they stopped payment on it for $1200 which totally messed up my bank account. My husband loves his job and he is very loyal. He kept driving for them because he liked the dispatchers and was personally promised by management that he would be paid every cent the following week. He was even promised bonuses for taking loads that would postpone him from his home time. When payday came and he didn't get a check he was told he'd have to wait another week because checks could only be written at certain times. They never did pay up and we got so far behind that he had to give up his truck and now he's back to company driving. Please beware of CDN. I don't want anyone else going through what we have been through.

worked for cdn for a yr.great freight,you can go anywhere you want.They are low on the fsc.they pay you short miles.so a 700 mile run you get paid for 630.They dont pay for anything as far as plates,fuel taxes.My final straw was a 471 permit ticket that they are suppose to be responsible for permits.Ive decided all companies have the good and the bad.

sold my truck and went local.Hated it so I bought another truck and went back to CDN but they cant seem to get me home

My advise is STAY AWAY unless you don't mind doing round trips in Chicago. That is the only driving they do. From Chicago out and back. This is NOT an over the road company. I am on the verge of loosing my first truck because of them and They are still holding my pay for 4 loads.

The ad says "no forced dispatch". It ain't forced, but if you don't take a load back to Chicago, You don't get a load at all.

They did the same thing to me. They owe me about $1500. I have to make a truck payment next month. I am hoping I left there in time to make money with another company in time to save my truck. They are also saying I damaged a trailer and told me they are going to charge me with "hit and run". I already called 2 lawyers and they told me they can't do it. They left me and my wife in OK , They shut the fuel card off because I refused to take a load back to Chicago. We couldn't get fuel or my pay. I didn't want to run back to Chicago on every run. They told me at one meeting we had that I didn't have to then changed thier minds after we went to OK. If I had it to do all over, I wouldn't. There were alot of red flags. Real pushy to get me to start and pick up one of thier trailers in GA to get to Chicago. I got to Chicago and They tryed to put their name on my doors. This is NOT a company truck. It is mine.

Sometimes,I just play well with others.