Friends,
As I near graduation, I've narrowed down my choices for companies to drive with to 4.
McElroy
Coastal transport (formerly comcar I believe)
Tidewater transit
Cypress truck lines
If you've insight on these companies, please share what you know.
Thanks in advance!
Squire
Mcelroy vs cypress vs coastal vs tidewater
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by TNSquire, Sep 25, 2020.
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I worked in the small dump division that cypress has, and when we were slow we would hook on to flats. Cypress has a pretty good fleet right now, and what seems like quite a bit of running options. But I can tell you this, almost everything will be tarped, and cypress only provides you with 2 eight foot drops if I'm not mistaken, extremely heavy, and at times cumbersome because they're so large compared to what you're trying to tarp. I would personally go the route of tidewater, chemical tanks as you gain experience become a very lucrative career, flatbed is always going to be what it is,, a good way to make a living, but your advancement only goes so far.
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No question about it, Tidewater!! Don't even think about flatbeds when you got a chance to pull tankers. Plus Tidewater keeps "tip top" equipment.
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