Picking my own freight baby! My journey to & of being on Schneider choice, the Adventure & Numbers!

yep.....and quarterly safety videos that you can watch from your PC (you're paid about $35)......and quarterly vehicle inspections that can be done at either a company terminal, TA, Pilot, or about 100 other locations (Schneider pays). That's about it.

 

That doesn't sound bad at all. And I'm all for having my truck professionally inspected on a regular basis, especially if someone else foots the bill

 

no, honestly, for me anyway, it's the best employment decision I've made in my 58 years. They don't hold my hand or wear me out on the Qcom. I never talk or message them unless there's a problem with a shipment.....which is about once a month at most. 99% of the time it's point, click, pick up, deliver, rinse, repeat. Gross on a 7 day week should be at least $4,000.....net depends on your circumstance.

 

Do you know what types of tractors they allow?

 

Carb compliant......maybe needs the warning device. Go to their web site and it should be on there

 

I believe they made it 2022..but as much as they change thier minds..who knows..lol

 

Any updates on the OP?

 

I've been in the SNI/SNI program for six months and really like it.

The only thing I don't like other than the issue you mentioned is that they restrict PC driving, and that they closely enforce since the computer rats on you.

Some people complain about trailer management issues but I have only had two problems in six months so I'm not complaining. As far as trailer issues related to hometime, I found a method that works for me with that.

 

I have heard that they will make loads disappear on the load board so you are more likely to pick a lesser paying load

 

I heard that all of NASA's achievements, principally the missions to the moon, were faked so that the unwitting masses would buy more Tang.