Left Schneider my thoughts on sni

Good Information Oldschooljordache, because we are looking for another truck driving company as well. SNI is on the list.

 

You could do a lot worse than Schneider. I've got 2.5 years with them and no real complaints other than the usual trucker complaints that you'll find at every company you go to, lol.

 

I'm thinking about driving a pumpkin as well. I know they do 48 + canada and if i sign on for OTR, is there a pretty good chance that I could get to drive all over the place, or will I get stuck just driving one area or some such (East coast, Out west, etc...)? I ask because I really want to travel all over the place.

 

From my experience, I switched from dedicated team to otr... it's what you tell you're dbl, If I want to go to chicago to see family, done. If I want to visit a friend in SC or TX...done. Oranges in Cali...done. It might take a few days to get you where you want to go but you'll get there, all up to you communicating with your manager.


BTW... I use to live in Des Plaines and went to Maine East HS

 

Thanks Homie! Good info to know! (Morton West HS here; I swam against you guys once, but this was in the long ago, back before water had been invented...)

 

Just a question about SNI. I currently am unemployed . I recently left a soft drink company, because they took me off my normal job driving and delivering with a Class A truck and stuck me on a class B truck filling vending machines, because a guy quit. I took a huge cut in pay and was promised it was only for two weeks. Needless to say 4 weeks in and I had enough. I have about 6 months of driving experience, being I recently graduated this past November. I am looking into SNI and thinking of applying with them. I'd like to land something that gets me home during the week or " Daily" if at all possible, because I have little ones at home I'd like to spend some time with. Do they hire rookies and want them to do the OTR Thing, or is it possible to get a Dedicated account with them or will I have to do regional OTR??

 

TY. Just so I am getting this right. 5/2 means out 5 days and home for 2? Sorry it's a dumb question, but as I said I am new to all of this.