OTR carriers, Coast to Coast or Midwest to West?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Intothesunset, Apr 22, 2019.
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As a truck driver at Halvor Lines, you will receive the respect you deserve. In addition to working with a company that puts your job safety and health above all else, there are countless benefits to landing a truck driving job with Halvor Lines.
- Flexible home time that fits the driver's lifestyle
- Assigned, late-model tractors
- Industry–leading pay and career advancement opportunities
- Paid vacation based on average annual earnings
- Passenger and pet program
- Additional compensation, including stop, downtime and layover pay
- Onsite workout facility and health and wellness programs, including fitness and nutrition coach
- Tractors equipped with latest technology with an emphasis on safety and driver comfort
- Installing EpicVue Satellite TV with DVR in Company cab
- Lease Purchase Program and Owner Operator opportunities
- Tuition reimbursement available for recent driving school graduates
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I have been approved by Halvor. I do like the sound of their employee benefits.
I do not think they go west much as a van driver. But they did say I could take truck home.
I would never lease from them at $1 per Mile pay range.Gambosa, Truckermania and Chinatown Thank this. -
You going with reefers or dry van?
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I can do either van or reefer.
I have tanker, hazmat also.Chinatown Thanks this. -
My neighbor has been driving several years for Halvor, he pulls a van and does a lot of east coast.
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"Our 900 trucking trailers, including more than 360 power units, have continually moved goods and freight — and people — across the continental United States (including Alaska ..."
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I called Skinner they said 95% East of I 35 I believe. And pay scale of 43cpm seems to be ridiculous.
Honestly when carriers like Crete are paying "green" drivers way more near 50cpm, why work for a small carrier? -
Check out Crete’s thread sounds like they do a lot of short hauls mixed with a few longer hauls.
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