TP Trucking

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Steven38372, Feb 5, 2017.

  1. Steven38372

    Steven38372 Bobtail Member

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    Well I called and talked to James he's over the Corinth facility. Told me they require 1 year flatbed, starting pay is .39 average 2500 miles a week. They do fuel, safety, and on time per mile bonuses to. $16 an hour up to 10 hours pay for layover. Home weekends if possible. Trucks are KWs 660 and 680s. They're phasing out the 660s. All new trucks are automatics, governed at 68. Paper logs until July then going elogs. Trailers are mainly conestoga with some regular flatbed. Said they're going to end up being all conestoga.
     
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  3. Steven38372

    Steven38372 Bobtail Member

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    Oh and they will fly me out to Oregon for a 2-3 day orientation then I'll get my truck there and get a load back home, I live around northern Mississippi.
     
  4. Steven38372

    Steven38372 Bobtail Member

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    Anyone have any thoughts on this?
    Was thinking the pay was a little low but idk
     
  5. Rugerfan

    Rugerfan Road Train Member

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    They seem to be a well run company. Always have clean equipment.
     
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  6. Steven38372

    Steven38372 Bobtail Member

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    I talked to James today, he said you mentioned me lol. Gotta get my application filled out and back to him tomorrow.
     
  7. Aradrox

    Aradrox Heavy Load Member

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    They are just don't respond to messages or answer phone it's like they aren't even there
     
  8. Long FLD

    Long FLD Road Train Member

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    Last I heard they had troubles finding guys to run up north in the winter. A good loop to get on, if you don't mind staying out over a week, would be OR to their plant in MS, out of MS up to MI or WI, then veneer out of up there back out to OR.
     
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  9. Rugerfan

    Rugerfan Road Train Member

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    That would be a nice loop to be on. I didn't realize their west coast trucks did more than western 11
     
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  10. javelinjeff

    javelinjeff Medium Load Member

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    West coast trucks do go east,,if driver wants to,,some don't
     
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  11. Rugerfan

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    I can't imagine not wanting too. I ran nothing but I-5 for a year straight and by the end of that year I was bored as could be. It's nice being home more and knowing your hiding spots but man it gets old
     
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  12. Johny

    Johny Bobtail Member

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    Hi fellas
    Any new info on this company?
    What are they like to work for as a company driver, and what are their rates of pay OTR?
    I'm new her, so please , go easy on me.

    Thanks
     
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