davis express in starke fl

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Warehouse to DC to Store. They are basically Publix's OTR wing. Better have your backing skills sharp. George Jenkins did not design his older stores with truck drivers in mind. (or anyone else for that reason). Don't know why Davis bothers advertising on billboards for drivers along I-75. When the Publix yard spotters screw around with Davis trailers all day, in front of 15 or so other drivers that have been there for hours.

Don't know much Davis Express

 

I know they have 7out 2home or 14out 2 home. Lots of night driving, Good equiptment. I work with a guy that left and when with them, been there like 2years pretty happy. We still talk on the phone from time to time.

 

Was hired with them decided not to go heard too many horror stories about 1200 mile weeks, but it might be different for you.

 

Their hometime options make no sense to me, 7 on and 2 off, or 14 on and 2 off, don't you think you'd get more time for 14 on? And being that they only run the southeast it sure would be tough to stay in that truck 7 days in a row knowing you might only be a few miles from the house. I spoke with them last year sometime but couldn't wrap my head around being gone 7 days at a time while still being classified as southeast regional. Most southeast companies, Link/Cypress/CCC to name a few get you home every weekend.

 

they cant do that trashtrucker publix runs 360 days a year 24 /7 plus they have other stuff like meat loads going to walmarts. to be honest i made good money there and that 14 off is were if you stay out 14 you get every other weekend off there real strict but they kept me busy now that was last year to besides of little ######## rules they have it was good place but you #### sure will run at nights a lot hope this helps any

 

plus if you get by the house with load and have safe parking they have no problem with you staying at house as long as you get load there on time i done it bunch of times