the 3 worst compny in the industry, im right or not???

And probably not at MY age!

 

does anyone know about goto transport in baycity michigan

 

is there any money in that dollar general account

 

you makein any turn around time on that acount

 

If your a hard runner and don't mind eating out of a cooler instead of spending time at truck stops you can make a good living at it. My goal every week is to net over 1000, and I usually make it. If you run at a more casual pace you might gross 800-900 a week. The way I see it, when I'm not at home I'm on a mission to make as much money as possible so I can enjoy the time with my family on my day off.

 

Thats an easy one, go with the freight company. Epes would have the best home time/pay ratio of any of your other options.

 

I got my CDL through Schneider 18 years ago. Didn't cost a thing if you worked for them for one year. I guess they don't do that anymore.

 

What do you think about Trans-am trucking?

 

A friend of mine worked for TransAm and has no bad words at all. He says it's a very good company to drive for. The only reason he left the company, is he found a company, home every night, which is what his wife wants. He said he wishes he could have stayed, but he was between a rock and a hard place, as the saying goes.

 

Prime example of a someone trying to set "Newbies" up with a bad attitude. I stand by my advice, give respect, earn respect. Grind out the first year with that "Positive" attitude. Why, because even if you hate who you work for, you as a person were a success. Don't let the "Bad" company make you a bad driver or a negative person. Do your year and leave that "bad" company knowing you gave them your best and are a better driver/person for it. For every negative post by a driver about a company, there are 4-5 drivers that love working there that never posted, because they have no need to complain.

It take more muscles to frown than to smile