I am thinking about taking a job with swift or schneider doing intermodal here in the atlanta area swift is local and schneider is regional trying to decide which company is best. Could anyone shed any information about intermodal with these companys.
swift or schneider
Discussion in 'Intermodal Trucking Forum' started by braves2014, Aug 30, 2014.
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You've got 21 years experience and you're looking for info on Swift and Schneider?
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yes I was with ups for 21 yrs got fired. Now looking into something else never just looking for some information #### happens life happen
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The only reason I ask is because, unless you got fired for failing a drug test or a major preventable accident, with your experience you can do much better than those companies.
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yea, I know I looked at ABF, Yellow and a few others. The problem is no has local driving position available at the moments. Just looking until I find that right job i guess i am really being picky bout who i will and will not work for. Looking for the same pay is the Biggest problem on my Dam.
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The good pay is with companies such as :
Schneider Bulk - not intermodal.
Saia
Estes
Southeastern
Cardinal Logistics - company driver or they will make you an 0/0. Good company.
Trimac Transportation - potential for $80K+ in a year or so.
CTL Transportation
Tidewater Transit
Superior Carriers
SVTN
A&R Transport - $65K
FFE has something in Atlanta & they do some LTL. Not sure of the pay with their LTL though.
Hub Group is one of the largest intermodal companies in the country.Last edited: Aug 31, 2014
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depends...
With Schneider you go broke, with Swift you go bankrupt... which one sounds like a better game plan? -
Not much if any difference also Schneider does have there own bulk containers as well and will be transfering more of there business to that side.
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Honestly I would pass on Swift since they are one of the least established companies when it comes to Intermodal. Schneider would be the better bet in that regard. JB Hunt also has intermodal jobs in the Atlanta area considering it's a one of the 3 main rail hubs for Norfolk Southern and it would be a local job for JB if that is more your thing. Of the three companies just mentioned Swift is the worst of the three.braves2014 Thanks this.
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Your not going to make what you were making at UPS with 21 years experience there at another job right off the bat. That's something you need to get through your head...your going to take a hit financially. Intermodal you will make less then you can make in LTL but Intermodal is no touch freight unlike LTL, no extra board like LTL has, you have stable shifts and don't bid on new shifts and/or runs every few months like LTL, etc. It does have some upsides to it vs LTL but you will make less money doing it then LTL. 60, 70, and even 80k is possible in Intermodal as a company driver but making 90 to 100k like senior line haul drivers do isn't.braves2014 Thanks this.
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