Knight

Both.

 

Is knight transportation pulling flatbed now? I have seen at least 2 high rise prostars pulling flats in oh/pa in the last week

 

No clue. It may be a dedicated for a customer. Saw one of the Cascadia's they are testing at the TA in Anderson, CA last week.

 

how many classes does knight transport have a month

 

What happened to the OP/recruiter?

 

They hold orientations every Monday... you'll learn useful tidbits about how "the driver's a liar" and that they'll be putting you on per diem and taking 2 cents per mile from your pay (refusing doesn't really matter as they will conveniently forget you said no). You will feel as though your intelligence has been insulted and begin to wonder if you made the right choice (rest assured, you screwed up). Then you'll watch videos for 2 days- you'll get a cold sandwich for lunch on day one and they'll expect you to be grateful because its not every day you'll be able to afford a sandwich working for these guys. After this you'll practice in the yard for a bit and get your fuel card. Then you'll go out with a trainer (usually overnight) and will stay with the trainer for the next four weeks or so (sometimes less, sometimes more)- during this time you'll get $400/week which is about what you'll be making once you get your own truck. Enjoy

He was run off by the truth.

 

Hmm, we got pizza first day, hot philly steak sandwiches the second day and really good BBQ sandwiches the third day.

 

That sucks some have bad experiences. I for one been with them since November and always made for 900 a week.. They been good with me

 

Well, when I signed on we got Jimmy John's day 1 (told to keep it under $10), and days 2 and 3 I was on my own. Depends on the terminal I guess.

 

That is sad, Not just knight who does this, Round up the cattle for weekly inventory. In house medical exams, Daily feeding, Free bed and then off to the slaughter.