I am new to this site. I am 32 years old, I live in the Atlanta area here in Georgia and I have been a trucker for 2 years now. I am hoping to find answers to questions I have about companies and learn from the people who have been doing this a lot longer than I have and have found success. Perhaps I might make some friends in the process which would be cool as well, people who share the same ups and downs in this crazy life.
southern trucker born, bred, and corn fed seeking truth and lies in trucking
Discussion in 'The Welcome Wagon' started by bigrig2014, Feb 27, 2014.
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Ask away,many good qualified drivers here and welcome to the forum.
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thank you patty
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I am wondering if anybody can tell me what are some of the better trucking companies to go to work for I have had really bad experiences in the 2 year period I have been driving. I have worked for the worst of the worst because I didn't know differently but now I have a general idea of who to stay away from, but it is still trying when I come across a company I think would be ok but drivers who do or have worked for them always have something good to say and drivers have nothing but bad things to say and its hard to know who to believe. Any assistance in this area would be greatly appreciated.
Chinatown Thanks this. -
Here's some companies to look at & don't take for gospel the bad remarks from drivers:
Watkins & Shepard (terminal in Dalton)
Tyson Foods
Southeast Carriers
Big-G Express
Big-M Transportation
UPS Freight
Big-M Transportation
Lone Star Transportation
ThyssenKrupp USA, Inc. - Atlanta, GA
Comtrak
YRC Freight
CTL Transportation
Superior Carriers
Trimac
SVTN
Melton Truck Lines
Decker Truck Line
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Cedar Creek Trucking, located in Dalton, GA, is currently seeking CDL-A licensed Truck Drivers to join their team. We are currently operating brand new 2014 Cascadia Evolutions. Drivers will operate East Coast to West Coast originating out of North Georgia with most trips averaging 4,500-5,500 miles. Drivers report to Operations (Dispatch) & will be responsible for transporting materials to and from specific destinations safely in the continental United States. The majority of the Freight will be refrigerated. All truck loads are 100% NO TOUCH to the Driver.CDL-A Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers
Candidate Requirements
· EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY FOR FIRST SEAT DRIVER
· Must be at least 23 years of age with a minimum of 2 years verifiable Tractor-trailer experience
· Must possess a Class-A Commercial Drivers License (CDL-A) OR Be a recent graduate of an approved truck driving school, have a clean record, and be 25 years of age (see entry level qualifications) -
thank you for the information I really appreciate it.
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I just wanted to update I finished orientation with ptl and been out a couple weeks now and things are going pretty good so far. I am happy in my new job and I would recommend this company to others. You can't believe what everybody says about a company you just have to make up your mind whats the best move for you and find out for yourself. All trucking companies are pretty much the same there is no perfect job in this cutthroat business there is gonna be things you don't like that's just the way it is. You just have to determine does the good outweigh the bad. For me I am staying put I found a good company and I am sick of going through orientations.
Chinatown Thanks this. -
Glad you like PTL Bigrig2014! Happy trails!
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