cypress truck .com any leads

There is a flatbed company I see around the Philly area once in a while, called Cypress. The trucks look like garbage, and the equipment is all junk. Tarps have more holes than a golf course, and the straps to secure the load are all worn out. I don't know if this is the same company, but if it is, stay away from their flatbed division.

 

No that's not the same. Co. Just recently left cypress truck to become an o/o for new line / tinker const./ cemex...so far so good, first full week my trk grossed 4400....

 

what kind of benefits do they provide, and how much does it cost?

 

My trk pymt is 250 week, then ins, fuel tax, and a Cpl other deductions, around 600 total, and fuel . Which we only pay 1.99 for diesel at pilot or J...all in all its pretty cool. They have home daily in bama...

 

Cypresses insurance is pretty bad united healthcare and will cost about 200 a week for a family with high deductibles just about everytime my wife used united health refused to pay all claims or said my deductible appplies

 

you say thats family coverage. that includes spouse and kids right? what about just choosing self and spouse?

 

i have no idea what that would cost. alot more than its worth for sure there ins. is the worst i have ever seen

 

Well it's my first trucking company but from what I have read about other companies that hire students this is one of the better ones. I get to go home every weekend which is great for me I have a wife and 2 kids. The pay is better than all the mega carriers I start out at 34 cents loaded or empty. The trucks are older which is one draw back but I can live with that, even my school had old trucks. The benefits are so so. The trucks may be old but the owner has no problem paying to fix them up.

 

couple of questions for you . hows your traing going, and are you doing drop and hooks or right to final? and how old are the trucks? thinking about joining, been approved just trying to make a decision..

 

I want to try and word this differently. How old are the trucks?, and do all deliveries go from point a to point b?? Do trucks have inverters?