A great company

Sounds like a company I used to work for. I say "used to" because they went belly up in '99. This outfit wasn't forced dispatch, and fireballing was pretty much non-existent. They even had great equipment. When I started, I was given a new 2000 Volvo. I hired on in May and put about 42K on it in about 3 1/2 months. I took a break from driving at the end of that summer and went back to college. I wanted to come back and drive for this outfit again, but when I returned the next May, I found an empty lot as well as an empty office building. I then called the owner and got the bad news from him.

You say you'll be there forever, and I hope this company stays in business that long so you will be. Mine didn't.

 

Well, luckily A+D has been around for a while. The only question is that it seems they haul a lot of auto parts, but even with the change in the way that parts run, they have been able to keep business and keep going.

Of course, only time will tell...

 

Congrats on a good company!

 

This sounds like the type of company I'm looking for. Where is their home office? Do they hire out of northern California?

 

Auto parts to big 3 would be cut throat, since tier one companies usually puts rest of tiers below out of business regularly. Retail autoparts may be different.

And advertising 50 schools including Roadmaster is a concern. Two red flags is enough for me, not to mention MI area roads.

 

You want a GREAT COMPANY?
What kind of driving do you want to do? Home every day? Home every Week? Pull refers or dry van? Maybe Flat bed? Then look for the company that offers your needs..... There out there!!! Good Luck and drive safe!

 

Tier 1 Auto Parts for those who don't know (my father works for DURA Automotive, these are his competitors)

Delphi
Motorcraft
Johnson Controls (or JCI)
Lear
Mopar
Magna
DURA Automotive

 

nice.... but why are you telling me, what they will do for me.... and not what has been done to you.?. recruiting much? lol....