Starting at Dutch Maid

running lanes for me so far. columbus ohio to philadelphia area. reload in new jersey back to clevland or columbus. my freightliner had a a 10 speed transmission. the new volvos they ared buying are automatics. i have been home almost every weekend since i started. it is not a perfect company. but it is not a bad one either. money and miles have been real good last two weeks. i just delivered a load this morning was cincinatti to philly. ended my week with 2800 miles.

 

we also run a lot of i80 over to the allentown area. and back.

 

they are not bad. i have worked for worse. they will pay you for experience even if it is not real recent. i am making .30 cents per mile plus another .09cents perdiem for .39 cents total for all miles. they have some big customers. you would be surprised. i was. we do a lot of nestle loads. mostly froZen dinners. miller brewing out of trenton ohio. marzetti frozen loads as well. so far so good. i am starting to feel a little dedicated to this one shipper in nj. which is not a complaint by me just the truth, my last three backhauls have been drop and hook out of vineland nj.

 

well i have offically left.. dutch maid. i was offered a pretty good local job with hourly pay. home every night. i am done. good thing too. my last week with this company i was slipseated after going home on sunday and monday. i have no problem with slip seating if they are up front about it. they were not. so for that reason i have left. with no notice. you slip seat with out notice with out my things in the truck? i leave you with out notice. simple.. i like this company but they need a lot of changes to make it a better place. if you do go work here.. watch out for a guy named rob. he is a real jag off. i will leave it at that.

 

They suck. Unless you like east coast and ### hole dispatchers.