anyone heard of Associated Wholesale Grocers before?

AWG doesn't have any trucks. They contract out their transportation division to trucking companies. They say right up front, "We're a grocery company, not a trucking company." Any loads brought to their warehouse by their dedicated carrier are either dropped on the yard or dropped in a dock door and the drivers goes on his way.If Black Horse is there now, then they have an office inside the warehouse, but are a seperate company that only does transportation. I know how it works; I drove as a company driver with YRC Logistics and Greatwide dedicated for AWG.
I was a little confused at first about the milk company, but now it's starting to come into focus.
90% of the drivers were home every day, but I wasn't because I like long haul trucking. I just did brokered loads outbound and then returned with backhauls for the AWG warehouse.

 

If you're in Wisconsin, they're not allowed to ask about criminal records or whatever the case may be.

 

He'll check your cdl/dot medical card for sure to ensure they're valid.

 

Watch how quick your 10 hour or less days for that $220 daily salary become 14 hour days. Guaranteed

 

Sorry if you posted that before I must have missed it. You've gotten some good advice on here.

Good luck with whatever you decide on.

 

13 hours? Child's play. My first big load with Marten went to them in FTW, then went to MBM in IA, then somewhere in Marion City right? Appointment time was 10pm Friday, I got there 2pm Friday. I WAITED 27 HOURS UNTIL I GOT in the door. I left having waited there 32 hours!