JBS Carriers Greeley Colorado

If jb$ rock$ isn't a cheerleader, then I don't know what is then. All the I love stuff makes me sick. But go ahead and enjoy your prepass now. As you won't have it much longer. Well you will have it. But you will be getting the red light a lot more often. As jbs scores take a dump into the crapper. And dot will flag them again. It won't be the first and it will not be the last. After all, soon they will have no one but newbies driving there trucks. So enjoy it while you can. Last look at jbs scores wasn't looking very promising. And I will say once again bro welcome back. Hope you can stay around a little longer this time.

 

Saddle creek in leesburg is the only load i get out of florida, always a short run to south carolina. The crap part is they make the appoinment for early the next day so you gotta drive all night usually. Food lion will let you park overnight if thats where ur goin harley. I bet you go to catawba sc after, be prepaired to wait there to get loaded.

Anyways i was told that more drivers would be upset and post more negative things in late jan, feb, and some of march. That person was right so i dont know if its jbs or the industry as i am a newbie. Maybe that driver just had 20 years experience and new his stuff. I cant wait to read in feb but ill probably be one of the ones upset lol.

 

Jbs rocks is hazmat, its obvious talks like him acts like him says the same dumb one liners as well.

 

boy somebody is mixed up here! alot of outfits dont force perdium, also what ever you make perdium you can just minus that from what your pay per mile total, never have had to take it. find a company that meets your needs & fits you, your for the most part babysat there just like most big trucking co, when you honestly look at it,

 

im real happy 4 ya !

 

He kinda like a fart in one of those lil smart cars.....jus wont go away

 

Freight is usually slow industry wide in Jan, Feb, and March. Not just with reefer but with all aspects of the industry even tank work.

 

Still not a cheerleader but I get .46cpm it actually comes out to .52cpm on most pay checks when I factor my paid miles against my net pay for paid miles and I also claim ALL miles I run but don't get paid for on my taxes, so I'm doing pretty well; both weekly as well as at tax season LOL!

 

We are busy!!

 

I don't doubt you are, I was referencing the post by a rookie and although there are exceptions to everything, this time of year is statistically slower then the rest of the year INDUSTRY WIDE.

The tanker company I'm looking into is also busy but they informed me that their company practice is for drivers to try and use their vacation in Jan, Feb, and March due to the industry phenomenon lol