Researching a company

The answers to questions don't mean much unless you know which answers you want to hear. What do you want, specifically? Check the company CSA score on SAFERWEB, like @kemosabi49 said. That will give you some idea about the size of the company and how the company measures up versus the national average. What do you want? Does the drivers at the company get the pay/schedule/equipment quality/etc fit what you are looking for?

 

When I was looking I would drive over to the company and take a look at their yards. I was looking to see how new and well maintained their equipment was. When I was in the interview I asked about driver retention, actual runs and a breakdown of the pay

 

At some point you're going to have to roll the dice and take a chance. Doing your homework is good and talking to current drivers is the way to go but the only way to really know a company is to work there.

 

I Google the company and read reviews, and I go to Indeed.com and read company reviews. Read a lot of them, not just a few, and you’ll start to get a feeling for the company.