Is millis transfer still a good company too work for

I've only delivered to the Stroudsburg area once, and that was the third part of a three part load. I hope never to go there again. Those little roads are tighter than... ummm... things that it would be inappropriate for me to mention.

 

I've said it before (in this thread, I think) that I do like them; I get paid accurately, I get home when I want, I have a dispatcher who knows my name and my truck doesn't constantly break down. This - as mentioned before - is the least exciting sector of trucking and won't make me as much as refrigerated, hazmat, tanker, or oversized loads (or, even better, refrigerated hazmat tanker oversized loads) but it's pretty good for what it is.

 

@Finalsomnia
I had that song in my head all day today!

 

Anyone know how many trucks Millis has, and do they do hazmat?

 

Don't believe they do hazmat. I signed up for their cdl school and it wasn't mentioned as a requirement.

 

800-900 trucks (approx) and no hazmat that I'm aware of. Hazmat endorsement is not required on your license.

 

852 trucks 805 drivers
No hazmat

General freight, beverage and paper products.

Looks like each truck has an average of 100, 000 miles a year.