United road

A lot of your questions can probably be answered here....... http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...does-anyone-have-information-united-road.html

Putting the area you live helps as well as far as people helping direct you

 

If you don't mind running your ### off locating cars in the lots and loading then on the trailer. go for it. you can make decent money once you get the hang of it but it's a lot of work and just starting it's time consuming. I tried it and decided it was more work then I wanted to do.

 

they have a terminal in Vancouver, wa and allways have "now hiring" sign there since I was a teenager. applied in 2007 and they wanted to hire me with no experience. than told me that I would be 2-3 weeks on the road and that scared me and I never came back.

 

United Road has good benefits and I have no complaints.I'm home every weekend fri night thru mon morning and a night or two during the week some weeks. That will depend on where you run out of though I run out of a rail head. Shoot me a pm if you want.