Is now the time for a change? Should I go Over The Road?

Try Danny Herman Trucking and Milan Supply Chain Solutions; both dry van.
They don't run Northeast.
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  • Regional Midwest & Southeast Services only – no NY, NJ or West Coast
  
  

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Danny Herman Trucking:
No Northeast. Most freight lanes are below I-40.

 

The Ashley LTL division is what I would consider if possible. They are a good company, good pay and benefits, nice equipment, probably one of the most driver friendly companies to work for. No northeast either since they have a terminal in Penn I think that handles that area. You would run Ohio, Pa, W Va, Then all the southeast. Probably a 20 State area.

 

Averitt is a pretty good company. The miles werent great when I was with them but that was several years ago. They had good benefits. I hear they now have Entertainment contracts? I had one of the best driver managers there than Ive ever had. He was a great person.

Milan used to be a pretty good company back in the 90s. Of course, I was leased to them. They did run some Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois back then but mostly, their company trucks stayed south of there. They had a lot of dedicated stuff back then. All of the company drivers I talked to seemed to enjoy driving for them.

 

Yea you had to park the truck at a terminal when I was with them but I kinda liked that. I had room to park it at home but I never really cared for bringing my truck home. A lot less issues if its at the terminal. A lot of their terminals have truck washes so you could wash your truck everytime you hit a terminal. They had some great folks working for them.

 

I live in south Mississippi and you definitely want to cross national carriers off your list. A few people do good there and the rest don't. I worked there a few months. I don't have many bills but I couldn't hardly pay the few I had while working there.

 

You’ll find dozens of companies willing to work with you. I’m regretting that I didn’t look at my company closer before buying a truck.

They offered a position based out of N MS I would have jumped all over. That doesn’t necessarily mean it was available when I decided to buy. It just means it’s there now.