do not work for purple cow trucking

Finally saw one of them. Clean rig and trailer

 

I agree with you on the name. Where we disagree is in the owner and his wife. When the company was started it was a good company and proud company to work with. That all changed over the years. The owners concerns changed from being a great company with great drivers to just buying more trucks and keeping the seats full. He no longer cares how the drivers are treated or how the trucks look. It's now about how much money he and his new wife can spend. When the insurance company pays for a truck to be repaired after an accident. He half ### has it repaired and uses the rest of the money to buy another truck. That wasn't always his way. If a truck has a problem and can be driven. He doesn't have it repaired until there is time. He talks to and about drivers like they are ####. Smiles and laughs with you until you make a mistake. Then you are a scumbag and piece of ####. He wasn't always this way, at least no one seen it until the last two years. Anyone who works there or has for a while can put two and two together and know why. It's amazing how someone can change another person or really bring out their true colors. Take this for what it is. Years ago it was a good company to work with. Now it is if you want to be treated like ####. They pay 20% of the load and the owner thinks that is great. It would be if the loads pay, but they don't. No health insurance, life or anything. No 401K. No benefits. No vacation, nothing. So what do they have to offer? You decide for yourself what kind of company it is. And last. Take what they promise you with a grain of salt.

 

Really??!!! LOL!

 

Moooooooooo

 

I worked for Purple Cow Trucking

 

Are they still in business?

 

Yes they are. Hi Bonnie

 

Purple cows safety record has finally caught up to them. Was at the 595 truck stop last week and saw all of their truck and trailers up for sale. LMFAO

 

website says they're hiring.....

http://www.purplecowtrucking.com/employment-opportunities.html