Schneider or Freymiller

Nice. I seen a FreyMiller rig a few weeks ago 85N in Ga. How far south do they run?

 

Well we don’t go into Mexico. Give recruiting a call if you’re still on the fence. Brittany was my recruiter. She was very friendly and helpful. I had a couple questions she didn’t know the answer to, but she was honest enough to say so and put me on hold while she found out. That showed a level of integrity that meant a lot to me personally.

 

Waiting on my road test. I ran out of time at DDS so I have to go back

 

They recruit all over Florida.

 

Im in Ga around Atlanta

 

Freymiller or FFE (Frozen Food Express) are both good.
FFE has a terminal in Lithonia.
Freymiller has good long 1000 + mile runs for solo drivers.

 

Maybe my math is wrong. I was always more of a history buff.
But I was on the safer web portal and Freymiller has 508 power units and 508 drivers at 52,312,379 miles in 2018.
Like I said maybe I did my math wrong but isn't that only 1,980 miles per week per driver on average?

 

Is that good or bad?

 

I don’t think you can average it that way. If they’re hiring then they don’t have all of their trucks filled so I doubt they have 508 drivers for 508 trucks. With the industry turnover being fairly high I suspect Freymiller like most other companies struggle to find and keep drivers and seldom have all of their seats filled.

 

I was in no way trying to knock Freymiller. They seem like a great company. Somebody just told me that safer web portal is great way to research companies.
To be honest I looked up about 5 companies. And they came out to about 100,000 Miles a year roughly or somewhere around 2,000 a week. These numbers probably get dropped down because I divided by 52 weeks and didn't take hometime into consideration.