They don't have the best reputation, but if they truly don't have driver cams I might at least take another look at them when I resume my job hunt next month. I used to drive for Interstate before Heartland bought them. Most of the Interstate drivers I've talked to don't like Heartland at all.
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So we'll see what it's like, I guess. All of that is better than where I'm coming from (43cpm, barely 2000 miles average, they were having serious issues getting me home on the weekends, their equipment is run-down, and they just got rid of all the manuals). -
I've met Heartland drivers over the years who consider them a good company to work for. Good luck with them. -
Just phoned a Heartland recruiter to see if I'm eligible for rehire (they consider former Interstate drivers to be rehires). She confirmed that they don't have any cameras in their trucks anymore.
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Think it was ShopRite or a company that hauls for them has cameras. I only know because of the driver behind me that witnessed a accident I had off i84 in NY last month
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CRST & Equity are a NO on driver facing cameras..
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Walmart Transportation has south-facing cameras and microphones but the cameras are spaced slightly away from the windshield and can catch the light of a cell phone in use while driving at night.
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Trimac does have both front facing and driver facing cameras in all the newer trucks.
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