Western Star Transportation

congrats on the pee test.... keep me posted on your progress .... kinda funny havent heard from truck4alivin in an couple days hope they got him busy by now.

 

hey all sorry havent been able to up date . sitting in TN. waiting to unload monday . picked up two paychecks while i was in california the first one was $770.00 and the second was $0.00 i will post details tomorrow when i get a chance was suspose to be home this weekend so my wife is going to come up from georgia to spend the weekend with me .

 

Sounds like the place i just left

Do they use Trip Pack or Trans Flo ?

What is the dead line for getting the paperwork to them ?

My last checks from the place i left were

0.00, 277.00,289.00,691.00,126.00

This trucking is a tough row to hoe

 

My gut has always told me Western Star is a 2000 miles per week outfit.

But its still a raise over where i was.

 

i am curious as to what happened on his 0.00 week ...... whats up with that?

 

If its like where i work...trip packs dont make it on time...

either that or they pay every two weeks...

Wesland...speak to us....whats the deal

 

well just goes to show a trucking company is a trucking company is a trucking company......... no matter where u go, there you are . situation normal all ###### up

 

they use trippack there deadline is friday and paid on the following monday i had only one trip that week for 1100 miles x .36/mile = $396 i had $300 in lumper fees which they said they did not get the receipts in time ti reimburse me we will see next week , I did take a $100 cash advance so that is where the rest went so actually i would have gotten a check for about $80 once taxes were taken out

 

What do u pay lumpers with ?

a Comdata Check ?

a T-Check ?

I hope to hell they dont expect me to put it on my credit card or anything !!!

 

Amen...

All trucking companies are alike in that respect...the trick is to find one

where you can keep as far away from the 'suck zone' as possible

and not wind up caught in their company politics and the burden it

invariably places on the drivers