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I can't help you about solo miles. I run team with my husband. However I can tell you that we are very satisfied with the way we are treated. Keep them updated with your hours and ETD's and they will keep you moving. Plus they really try to work with a driver when they have an issue they need to deal with. Good luck.

 

I have talked to some other drivers out of the Charlotte OC and most of them are happy with the miles. I have been hearing that SNI is getting away from OTR for solo drivers. The terminal that I was out of, well most of the OTR drivers where lucky to avg 2000/mi per week.

 

Schneider has more freight than just about anybody in the game.

The rest is up to You !!

 

I too am planning on going with schniedere once i finish school in a few weeks. I wanted to know how long is training once you finish schoo, and how long are you out before you get to come home. Do you stay out until you finish training, or will you get a chance to come home. Any help will be appreciated

 

The orientation is 7 days long and is both classroom and driving training. Then you go out with your trainer for anywhere between 5-14 days. The time you're out with your trainer varies between each person and his/her skills. Durring that time if your trainer has time off and if he/she lives near you then you can go home as well. Also between passing orientation and going out with your trainer you might have some down time depending on where your trainer is and when he/she gets a load towards you to pick you up.

 

one other question. since i am in the augusta ga area, does that mean that i will be training at the charlotte, nc. oc, or would i have to go to atlanta. They are both about the same distance.

 

That would be best answered by talking with a recruiter. Schneider recruiters are known to not B.S. you like other large company recruiters would

Chuck

 

Just got off the phone with a friend that made $240 last week with schneider.He's had 2 good weeks in the last 3 months solo.They may have the freight,but theyre not giving it to Atl. drivers.

 

Look for dedicated accounts in your area I do 2300 to 3000 miles a week dedicated