McElroy Truck Lines.....Stay away!!

If you got turned down by McElroy be glad.

 

What B.S. company I've read enough..

 

Can anyone tell me how many miles a new driver will average a week at McElroy

 

I talked to a McElroy driver the other day, and he said he avg. around 1800 miles per week. You can take that info for what it is worth, but that is what he told me.

 

Bullseye said:

Not enough experience.

snowman01 said:

Too much experience.

See; they want robots....but they don't want to have to train them.
Bullseye is a student and would need trained.....snowman01 has 20 year, so he is set in his ways. Companies like this are looking for that perfect amount of experience that still allows them to easily brainwash a driver into Robotism.

 

Im with ya I do it most weeks.Peoplenet.It changes everything (on how ya run a load) You get screwed sitting at docks.Ya cant sit at all.Ya cant start your day to early.

 

With 20 yrs.They figure your going to start at top of pay scale.your not going to be BS,ed.an 10 yrs youll retire.Too much exp. Full circle.

 

I'm thinking about going with McElroy

 

Hmmm, I worked for mtl a little over a year and I'd say I ran about 99% legal. The 1% was all me because I'd rather sleep at the consignee. There's just too many truck drivers at truck stops.

The Cuba shop is a ####### joke. Biggest bunch of lazy ####tards around. I always tried to get things done in S.Pitts, they were a great bunch of guys.

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Well, the thing about the meals wouldn't really other me nor the long days. But I think you should have at least told them the truth about why you were leaving instead making up something about family issues.