Eagle Logistics Services. Indianapolis, IN

Here are the 21 Brokers on Eagles list that are already approved:
A&S Kinard
AFN/ Advantage Freight
Backhaul Direct
Buchanan
Circle 8
Command
Coyote
Echo
C H Robinson
Hub Group
Langham Logistics
Midwestern Transit
Mode Transportation
Heart of Dixie
Source One Trans
Specialized Logistics
Total Quality Logistics
Transco Transportation
Ultra Logistics
U S Express
XPO Logistics

 

If you have any other broker not on that lists, that you would like to use, all you have to do is inform your DM that you want to use that broker and he will get it approved and set up. You do have to use brokers that all already set up with Eagle for payment arrangements. Hope this list was helpful!

 

Schoolteacher, first of all, it sounds like you are only on this thread to down and judge people for trying to better themselves. If all you are going to do is show bad attitude and be judgemental, then go somewhere else with it. We are all on this freakin thread to info. each other maybe learn something. I personally take offense to your negative comments. If that is all you care to do on here, then move the #### on.

 

Well day three of orientation we did a lot of sitting while some of us finished up their road tests, finally my name was called, went out, did a trlr back up skill test first, aced that, then we took to the street, finally the interstate, and back to the terminal, no point deductions, aced the whole thing. Then it was time to sit some more, eat lunch, then sit some more while others were in the process of finishing up on their road tests, 4 pm we went home. I think Celadon is putting our patience to the test, and maybe those that last till the end will get a 'no truck payment for a month' reward.

 

Oh yea, they are definently in this business of trying patience.

 

send a message never heard back from them, calling tomorrow

 

Day 4: Did a lot of sitting around until around 3pm, then my tasks finally came through for me to go over and E- sign, so hopefully by lunch time tomorrow I will be put into hire status, go over my lease, then get the keys to my Lone Star. Never had an orientation last this long so I am hoping my patience will pay off.
Now I need to get by the house and pick up the rest of my stuff, and maybe run midwest to Cali dry van, if that proves unprofitable then back to my old stomping grounds, the east and south east.

 

Cali to Midwest is a good lane for reefer, not so sure on dry van.

 

At home (Michigan) to load all my equipment into the headache rack. All the flatbed trailers come out of Knoxville, TN now. Will head down to Knoxville on Sunday to be up bright and early Monday to pick up my trailer and hop on my first load. The process is nearly complete.

 

Holy cow it's taking you guys forever to get going. Glad y'all have the patience. Keep us updated.