Just wanted to know if anyone has had any experience with this company? My wife & I are looking to become team drivers & I've recently come across this company, but can't find a lot of information about them. Which can be a good thing or bad, so let me know..... thanks
Earl L Henderson Trucking.... i.e. Henderson Trucking
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by piptraderfx, Jul 8, 2014.
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I worked for them in '05/'06 and liked them (solo) But that was 8 yrs ago. Old man died recently, Son is in charge.
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How many companies have you researched? There's some companies that are good for teams and lousy for solo drivers.
US Express
Covenant Transport
Sue Vinje Trucking
Schneider National
Schneider Bulk
Cargo Transporters
JBS Carriers
Tyson Foods
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[h=3]Team Drivers[/h]Watkins-Shepard offers TOP PAY for 2 person and 3 person teams. We have actual team freight, excellent bonus program and benefit package. We also offer special team dispatch, separate from solo drivers.
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I've actually researched a lot and I loved Schneider's Program, ESPECIALLY once going into their O/O choice program of being able to pick your own freight. However, obviously we need to have company driver experience before going that route, but we also have a pet that will be with us and from what I've found they DO NOT allow pets in company trucks. Which sucks because they were my 1st choice.
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And I liked Watkins Shepard too, but they don't allow pets until AFTER your 90 day probationary period
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I used to work for them (left in October, 2013). As a team driver, I'd look into their relay options, depending on where you live. When I was there, they had a St. Louis to Kingman, AZ team run that a lot of people liked.
I was a solo driver and they do a lot of west coast runs. Most of the runs were long. I rarely had a load that was less than 900 miles. They don't used force routing, which is a huge plus for me. However, just before I left, they announced they weren't getting APUs on any new trucks, so that's something to be aware of. Overall, I really enjoyed working for them. That may be just my preference for west coast runs, though. Houston was as far east as I ever got with them. -
My dad worked for them out of salem, il. He never had anything negative to say.
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Starting there in 2 weeks or so, same the website doesn't have much to say nor the recruiter answering my phone calls, trying to find something, anything weather negative or positive.
thanks
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