Pam transport

That is low

 

So do they have APU,s?

 

I think they're okay for a beginner to get experience while accepting that you might as well stay out a few months at a time. I mean yeah you can argue to get home at certain time, or try staying out so you can try to make money. Maybe bail on them after 6 months if you're not locked into a year contract with a school.

 

Not on most of the fleet. The trucks aren't very well equipped.

I drove for PAM and all I can say is the most I ever made was 900$ before taxes. They pair you with a random person for 6 months. It's shotgun luck.

Here are some other starters to consider.

Schneider
Prime
Stevens
Conway Truckload
Averritt

Do your research, don't hasten your decision

 

They have APUs now?

 

Don't count on it DGreene....

 

I'm looking at a dedicated route with PAM as well and they quoted me a rate that is really low. Compared to other companies the rate is almost 6-8 cents lower than other companies are offering. But the trade off is the home time Because it is dedicated.

 

I'm not a driver yet, but from all the research I've done I've seen the PAM is the lowest paying company out there.

 

I enjoyed the dedicated I stumbled into. But home was 300 odd miles from the southern end.
I would have lost it anyway to go home but I lost it because the truck broke.
I saw a PAM trailer being pulled by a Century.
Almost had to be an OO. I wouldn't think any of those Crappy old Freightshakers were left!

 

Don't work for pam. Bottom feader company.