OTR Narrowing Down.

Interstate distributing gets my vote at this time if you live out west. They train, no driver camera I know of newer trucks dry and refer freight. Best part is almost secret they let drivers decide how long home time is and give you right of refusal on loads. So you more or less run as a owner/lease driver. They do not advertise this it's a courtesy. Not sure how far it can be pushed before they give your truck to someone else. The trucks have refrigerators and inverters , no apu.

 

He's not the last word. There have been many AG opinions overturned by smarter people all over the country

 

I did not say or imply he is.

 

Especially if the decision is given by the "9th Circus Court" in California.

 

I must say I can agree with that even though a good friend of mine is from there but he actually got smart and got the heck out and loves life in Texas now

 

First and foremost, good people. Equipment could be better. No games with pay. Ladies on the second floor (payroll and other admin) are nice and helpful. Most of the drivers I met were pretty decent folks.
Dispatch. Not bad people (really). But sometimes it might be hard to see that. They had no problem running me.
Had me on a triangle that ran me out of hours hitting the same dispatcher over and over. One time he asked me why I was always out of hours. I said look to your left, look to your right. (Dispatch is all in one room) LOL.

It is definitely not a one-size fits all company. But it does fit a wide variety of individuals. So it may be for you, or it might not. Certainly didn't see or hear about anything even remotely approaching the horror stories of some other companies.

Good luck.