Anyone know about Trans Continental Systems, Cincinnati?

They have been around 27 years.
But just google search it ,they have all the info you need.

 

My bad (lol)
I didn't read your post right ,i dont know how they really treat their driver's.......

 

They drive some shatty a$z equipment!

 

Old topic but im now interested. Just seen they have everyday lanes right past my house and they recently bought 13 new Peterbilts. Any new info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

 

###### trucks, but good lanes. Paper logs. Do have new Pete 386s. All kW and Pete fleet pretty much.

 

I've been with TCS for 2 months. Louisville to Joliet railroad and back 90% of the time. 99% drop and hook. You blow a tire on those junky containers you pay for it. Paperlogs. To be honest you can't legally run it everyday but they expect you to. Its 632 miles round trip. There are a few other yards further into Chicago they run too. They reimburse scale tickets or tolls. Fuel whereever you want. $100 cash advance each week they charge you $5 to get. Brand new 2013 peterbilts. Iyou cannot take truck home. Its a loooooong day. Those containers are a pain. Junk. Look at j.b. hunt intermidal instead. Any questions ill answer them.

 

Ok. Been here 7 months now. Im not going anywhere. Got a new 2014 peterbilt. Still on paperlogs. Home everynight. .40 cpm. 71 mph truck. All company drivers are put in 2013 or 2014 peterbilt. 386, 579. All peterbilt fleet. All company trucks have thermo king tripac APU, with refrigerators. Im home everynighf. 3000+ miles a week. Monday-friday. Run weekends if you want. Gross $1400 a week. Pay everything. No bennys yet though. Iove this company.

 

Drop and hook and you have to pay for tires on their trailers? I've been considering them for a while but thats one pill I can't swallow. I'd like to hear from an owner operator who pulls for them.

 

They have tire insurance for $12.50 a week. PM me any questions. O/O were making $1.48 pm this week. 100% drop and hook. We have new dedicated routes we got from continuum and baylor. Its a great company.