can get an inverter thru them, they will take it outta your pay in installments to make it easier, they will install it if its hot, send an idle...
shouldn't have a problem getting home in cali, especially if you go western 11. there's tons of may trucks out west, maybe ya dont see them down...
no love for the may threads these days
lol yeah, i saw the bid sheet and the pay for the routes in aurora.. like i said, if I didnt move, i'd still be there :(
ah ya left mclane as well MBunt? I ended up moving to ohio, and their closest place out here is 2 hrs away so Im not with them anymore either...
they added the pet policy a while back
i didnt pay for the school, i used my MGIB
Im not in or from NC, but if its anything like the one in CO they had 2 options, one had more hours behind the wheel. was like 3500 and 4200
think he was more asking about the may drivers... and from what I saw they don't really have anyone lined up for you before orientation. I waited...
wasnt really the reason he asked about the def, but like stated before, especially on my posts lol, its definitely something they are very stingy with
get used to it, and like scooter said, that horse has been beat dead on here
hell no my trainer went on hometime while I was in training, I was put in a hotel. why would they keep you in a truck when you aren't working?
+1 if people arent updating their paper logs, which just requires you reach over and grab a pen, what makes you think they're gonna fire up their...
I wouldn't get out of bed for $10 an hour..... even spotters/yard dogs get at least 14 an hour....
when you do your test they want you to double clutch (or the guy in denver wants you to anyway), when you are on your own it doesnt matter
well yeah... driving test/skills... ya do both ^.^
check the threads below, lots of people that have posted the orientation process
depending on your terminal that 2 yr experience is not required, denver said 2 yrs or like 50k miles, which for an OTR driver is like 6 months...
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/motor-carrier-questions-the-inside-scoop/223134-mclane-trucking-erlanger-ky.html#post3496495
first day of orientation, pee test and driving test... thats it
