Is millis transfer still a good company too work for

Thanks for that info, if none of the Millis routes require the extra endorsements then I will wait about those since I am definitely doing my first year at least with Millis. Like you said, no need to cram my head with a lot more stuff that isn't necessary when I'm already going to be learning a ton in the coming months as it is!
I hope you enjoyed getting to tour the beautiful Southeast, although unfortunately you weren't here at the prettiest time of year if it was through the Christmas season.
I'm not positive if it would be the same routes you did then, all I know is she said they just picked up a new Best Buy account and that there was tons of miles available in this area because of it. So it could be that y'all did such a great job doing the seasonal that Best Buy gave the account to Millis permanently I suppose. If so, way to go for the team bro LOL!

 

I delivered to a beer distributor in Jacksonville, a Sam Club DC in Jacksonville, Reinhardt Foods in Jacksonville, Cardinal Glass in Ocala and picked up at Yengling in Tampa

 

Ummm, you're asking in the Millis forum which we'd suggest? It's a pretty big likelihood that none of us have experience with Jim Palmer besides seeing them on the road.

If you want to drive the whole 48, Jim Palmer may be your deal. Know, though, that you'll start at .40cpm with what looks like up to .05cpm fuel bonuses. They are owned in part by Prime, so also expect to get passed by Swift trucks.

Someone from that company would obviously have better info than I do, as this was basically after a five minute Google search.

 

It really depends on how hard you run. Looking at my spreadsheets (because I'm boring as hell and keep track of that stuff) I've averaged $790 a week. That average is going up with the pay raise we got; it also includes short weeks from hometime. Other people may have different averages.

 

Was that after taxes, although that would be different for everyone too..