Any current drivers for TransAm? How is the mileage? How do they treat you? What do you like or not like about the company? Thinking about switching there.
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Discussion in 'Discuss Your Favorite Trucking Company Here' started by Adrienna Brown, Apr 6, 2016.
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Trans Am tricks newbies into leasing.
And company drivers do 2 or 3 swaps a week. 2200 miles to 2500 is average miles a week.Manemane Thanks this. -
the other part that you need to look into is truck speed. I'm governed at 65 and I pass Trans Am trucks all the time, just something to think about
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Something has got to give. I know there's no such thing as the perfect company, but some are better than others in ways that I would like. The one I'm at has nothing I like. I can be broke and comfortable, or making money but uncomfortable, but I cannot live my life broke, unhappy AND uncomfortable. It's just too much.Mtn Gal and Dark_Majesty_06 Thank this. -
Moral of the story is, I'm used to going slow. That's old news. I don't care about speed. I care about pay, trucks, benefits, etc. The more important stuff, ya know? Thanks for the advice though.CruisingAlong Thanks this. -
You have to sit down with pen and paper and examine why your situation is what is. Are you a company driver or in a lease purchase? Are you available for dispatch everyday? What is your pay structure? Do you track and record everything that you do?Do you take advances?So on and so on. The first step to getting out of a hole is to make sure you're not the one who is doing the digging! And if you are...stop!!
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Its when 2 drivers meet at specific location and exchange trailers.
Normally done when one driver runs out of hours or hours won't let them make on time delivery.Mtn Gal Thanks this. -
Tell people what part of country you live in and how much experience you have.
Keep your driving record free of accidents and speeding tickets and you will have no problem changing jobs till you find one thats right for you.Last edited: Apr 6, 2016
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Type in search "transAm still " there is a ton of info. I have been reading that forum for a few years.
They have a 11 day training program for newbies and then they let them go on their own.
They do push lease , all you have to do is refuse a lease.
Just stay company.
They have great trucks KW 680 & 700's
Fridge , APU and I think inverters.
The swaps come because people run out of hours so they give their load to someone who as hours and then you will take their load that still has plenty of time on it.Mtn Gal and Adrienna Brown Thank this. -
I have 0 tickets, 0 accidents, 100% on time rate, never been late, etc.akfisher and scottlav46 Thank this.
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