Magnum ltd - fargo, nd

For the LTL and dedicated sides of the company they do require a year of experience. OTR they will take new drivers.

That being said I run line haul out of the Duluth terminal down to Coon Rapids twice a night. There is plenty of work that's for sure. Its not the best paying ltl outfit, but the money is decent, the equipment is good, and your largely left alone to do your job. Starting off your start time will probably be around 10 pm. Where you go would depend on the night but unless your a maverick driver with a sleeper truck you will get home every day. Some of the guys do a few swap runs or deliver local full loads before or after their line haul run to make extra money.

 

Anyone been to maines in hanover park? This has to be one of the tightest spots Ive seen so far. I havent seen anyone back into a spot without going up on the curb and you can tell by the rocks they threw out passed the curb is a sign lots of people do it.

 

Yeah, they need to tell drivers to detach their trucks after docking there.

 

Don't park on the street. Local police WILL run you off and / or give you a parking award.

 

Yeah I didnt. So far maines takes the prize in mu book for tightest spot. La Grou was said to be hard and has nothing on maines. Maines needs to seriously extend the lot.

 

there use to be one of Magnums mudflaps up in the gravel

 

Yep, and I took a pic of it and asked the driver about his misfortune

 

This load keeps getting better and better, I'm at the consignee and I'm being told no one scheduled a delivery appointment. I think I'm having an aneurysm.

 

What broker is this for? Holy crap, man, not good at all.

 

Coyote. It's the Sunopta-Pfeninger Warehouse load out of Alexandria, MN. I've run this load before and never had an issue, I think Miller screwed the pooch this time.