Yes we go to mexico and canada. They pay for the hourly I believe is $15.50 or something like that. Once you get out on your own, the hourly work is something extra. Let's say you have 3 hours left on your 70 and so you can do a quick Nestle Shuttle run to maximize your work that week. Or let's say you're not feeling well and want to stay close to home one day. You can do these hourly runs.
Orientation for non experienced trainees that go through SAGE first are paid $350 for that week of orientation and $400 for each training week after. If you have experience or didn't go through SAGE or something else is different with your situation, your pay may vary a little. Some people I've been told get $375 but I don't know what their situation is.
As far as not getting enough miles... if you don't get the miles you want, either 1) it's your fault for not keeping your left door shut or 2) you didnt run the board correctly. There is WAY MORE freight than we can even haul so the miles are always there.
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I think some of the older post about Carter Express were pretty negative I heard but have not read them yet.
Someone said they were at one time not that good to work for but the company went through a lot of changes I guess and now seem pretty good. I know nothing about Carter Express other than what I have read on here. So it is nice of you all to share your info.
I hope its all good with no bad and ugly.
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