Freymiller Bound;Reefer Madness Begins!!!

So your saying you averaged 2800 miles a week, in a 65 MPH, and took home $4000.00, I didn't realize freymiller paid that much, thanks for the info, I'll contact them to see if I can get hired on, Over 20 year experience, no accidents/ticket, clean MVR

 

You must have selective reading habits.

 

if i decide to go otr again, i would have to drive for someone like snieder for a year, they said they take me on...then get on with freymiller

i had 5 tickets, oregon-2, calif-2 and washington one...i called a sheriffs station in washington, he stated i could get a cdl, nothing holding me back..dot weigh station. .the 2 tickets in cal was in 1984, wrong lane., 2 speeding in oregon in 1980,s , and the one in washington 1994.... driving on suspended lisc......but everyone i have called said i could get a cdl and drive, and nothing holding me back...how do i make sure these states have nothing on me?????i don,t want to get out there, and go to jail right away

 

Last ticket in 94' 19 year ago, I would doubt you would have any issues, go get the License, Nothing to worry about

 

No not selective reading, just missed his point, I re-read his post, I retract my reply to his post

 

I'm thinking about jumping ship from schneider. After I started working again after 6 months of military leave, I noticed that...they become very micromangey....They are stressing driving the truck UNDER 60mph....Overspeed can't be over 5%.... WTF???? Before they didn't really sweat it but now...wow....I just going to stick with them for a few more months next year I'm hitting that 3 year of experiance mark

 

I called FM today and talked to the recruiter, Connie, for about an hour. She answered my questions the best she can, and what ever she couldn't answer she looked up in the company manual(?). The only issue was with dealing with lumpers. She had told me that I would have to pay out of pocket but the company will reimburse me 100% But as you all may know some lumber fees are over $300 and there is no way in hell I'm paying that kind of money so if some one can clear that up for me? This will be the main deciding factor here before I fill out their application form.

 

Unless something has changed since August, you don't pay for lumpers out of pocket. They use efs, and it's just like any other company. You send a Qualcomm message, and they send you the express code.

 

Okay. Thanks.