Can confirm , they will not start you off at a higher rate even with verifiable experience because its not " with the company" which is a joke.. It looks like they want a revolving door of new drivers to get suckered in for experience at low pay and then quit after 6 months or a year especially with no more sign on bonus
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Yes and you have to constantly "remind payroll" about it , same thing with layover... Or they'll make you move 100 miles to somewhere else on the day you should be getting layover so they don't have to pay it and repeat the process a day later
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But..But.. YouTube, Reddit, and this forum says all local jobs are 90k-250k a year and home every night..nextgentrucker and Rugerfan Thank this.
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No kidding. During orientation the safety guy conducting it did say that if broken down to get a decent hotel. He didn't say why, but I later realized he was trying to do us a solid.
Of course, he no longer works here.
It's been a couple years since I have needed a hotel and got that rate of breakdown pay, so don't bank on that setup working now.motocross25 Thanks this. -
Luckily that hasn't been my experience. I have had 1000 mile deadheads to get me to an area with available loadsTanker_82 Thanks this.
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Same here. A few weeks ago, I was deadheaded from Winter Haven, FL to Clovis, NM. I picked up a clean tank in Clovis and was deadheaded on to Tempe, AZ to pickup my next load. I have no complaints and never sit anywhere long enough to worry about layover pay. I only encounter a breakdown involving a hotel stay once every year or two, so I’ve never spent much time worrying about the policy on that either.RockinChair, djsinco, Redtwin and 1 other person Thank this.
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At least someone here is telling the truth .
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Has that been your experience here also?.
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I don't work at IRT but I have been suspicious about their detention, lay over , breakdown pay etc . Everyone kinda says the same thing unfortunately
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If you have an older Peterbilt it's hit or miss with breaking down.. another driver I know has broken down 5 times since February and it's been all "regular" hotels you would expect a trucker to be at if that makes sense.. and they won't give him a new truck
Which safety person is no longer there ?
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