Ok drivers, trying to get all the info that I can on TMC to make an informed decision. I would like any info about the company, good or bad, likes or dislikes, from current drivers. Please have info that is recent, not 2 or 3 years old. Any info would be great as I'm trying to decide between three different companies: TMC, BTC out of Tennessee and Maverick. I'm from northeast Indiana and have seen several TMC and Maverick trucks in my area, so I know I at least have freight in my area for now. I would be a new driver fresh out of school with my CDL if that helps ya. I drove a semi with a 40 ton low boy gooseneck trailer when I was in the Army, but that was 20 years ago and I know that nobody would take that as experience now, just saying that I'm not totally green to driving and tying things down. Thanks for any info and be safe out there!!!!
Doing research on TMC!!!!
Discussion in 'TMC' started by WhereverIMayRoam, Dec 1, 2012.
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Type TMC in the search bar. and read it.
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http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/tmc/
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not trying to change your mind, but if you're from northeast IN. take a look at Buchanan Hauling and Rigging. I think you might find all the advantages of a big carrier like TMC and many that a smaller carrier can offer to boot.
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Crete Carrier has a flatbed division. Crete is a major player in trucking.
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Maverick would be the best. Your in a great area for them. Late model equipment epu on all trucks. Have been with them for years. Good money and home time. Just my two cents.
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in my opinion Maverick sounds like a great company if you wanna run flats and i think they may have a terminal in Gary. I did the TMC thing and it wasnt for me..Tarp pay was too low for me and never saw a dime in detention pay.
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I could not stand the autos at first. But in time I really like them. I always shift my manually.
Every vehicle I have the standard shift. Backing up with a Auto shift is no problem at all the old trick is to do it slowly. The newer electronic clutches work even better they went to electronic controlled clutch in 2012WhereverIMayRoam Thanks this.
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