Gordon Trucking

Sorry, can't help you there. Got hired and went straight to orientation right out of school. A lot of drivers try to get on with Gordon, not many make it, so if you're on the list, consider yourself one of the chosen few.

 

As a student you make less per miles than those with experience, do the math. I see the old guys #####in' about no miles at the terminal, when I'm moving all the time. Saves the company $$$$$. Once you become one of the "experienced drivers", your miles will fall off also. Good luck and watch those tight docks they don't teach you about in school. My best piece of advice is to read and heed that sticker on your mirror. GOAL, get out and look. If the other drivers get pissed, screw them, they don't have to answer to the boss.

 

Dude! NCA = no miles! For miles, go 48, u won't go 48, just western, but more miles.​

 

Yep if I was making starting pay I would drive 48 state and hopefully be pulling a refer box.

The more states you run and the kind of equipment you drag behind you in a down economy can do wonders for your pocket book.

 

just to let you know gordon does not run 48 states from what i was told they have diffrent regions ck out there web site if you find out diffrent let me know.Also it would be very hard to be gone 21days + my youngest is my 6 yr old girl this will be tought on her as it is and one other good thing for me is my wife is a R/N and makes bank so Iam not looking for massive miles and need to be close to home

 

And you know this how????????

how about this just don.t take the raise they give you. after the first year yea wright

 

Prancerdog, GTI does run all 48. I have teamed here at GTI with my brother and in that time we went all over the U.S. We have 48-state van and reefer division also.

 

nice avatar if your 12

 

Prancerdog, I don't know anybody now that runs in the NCA fleet, but I do know that there is a pretty high turnover in that fleet. Most all of us hate the bay area with a passion,especially SanFrancisco. It is true that they will move you into other fleets though. I have ran in the team,48-dry, and am currently in the heavyhaul division. I might go reefer here soon. I have heard that our pay is not all that great for the bay area in the past. Lots of bs and traffic to put up with too. You just have to see what works for you. I can say that GTI is a very good company to work for though.

 

If you must know, my son picked it, so piss off.