Stevens transport
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by SLC_Bro, Apr 4, 2023.
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Do NOT mess with those losers. Real crap outfit these days. Find a smaller place.
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Refrigerated Trucking And Service - Swift Transportation
Lots of produce out of South Florida. Maybe Swift Refrigerated is hauling some of it.
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Did you apply with any on this thread?
STARTING as a NEW Driver
What are some good Companies out of Florida to start with?SLC_Bro Thanks this. -
Go with Stevens at least you’ll get to drive decent equipment. Going to be tough finding anything else living south of I-4.SLC_Bro Thanks this.
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I started with them back in 2016. If you can do one year there, you will be able to put up with anything. They train the hell out of you. You will have to fight for every last dollar, and you'll have to put up with some inefficiency (as with any mega), but you will LEARN.SLC_Bro Thanks this.
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If I remember correctly, Armellini only does team driving. They specialize in refrigerated flower loads that need to get to their destination lickety-split. Things could have changed since they came to my school to recruit however.Last edited: Apr 4, 2023
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I can answer those questions for you:
1- You will be out with your trainer for about 6 weeks. They require 240 hours of driving before you get your own truck. After you finish with your trainer, you are routed back to Dallas to do 3 days in the class room. Kind of like a "finishing school".
2- You will run mostly in the East, Southwest, and Midwest. Rarely will you go up to the PNW or the northern Mountain States. You ARE required to drive through 3 mountain passes with your trainer. They have a list that they will give you. I did my 3 mountains in one week driving in the Southwest.
3- They will reimburse your tuition at the rate of $25 a week.Last edited: Apr 4, 2023
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I worked for them for about 6 months. They have really nice equipment but their driver managers are based in Honduras. So it's a real clown show sometimes. They don't hire newbies either.Chinatown Thanks this.
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Wait....they've gone the route of all the cell phone, credit card companies, etc. and basically made the dispatchers like customer service based overseas? Should be a law....gekko1323 Thanks this.
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