Abilene Motor Express....A New Place To Call Home

Just a couple options to needing to do that over hometime.... take check book with you and mail from the road... or pay it via your automatic payments via your back, if they offer that option.

And yes, cdl school in '12 and 6 months experience, they will consider you... might require a few weeks refresher but unless something pops in your history I'm sure they would take a serious look at you.

As someone mentioned above, they took me straight out of CDL School.

 

Easy, yes... but then I assume you are not taking your full legal allowance?

 

And then on top of that,
they made you a trainer...
ugh... SMH

 

I think she's a gypsy at heart...

 

I was watching some video of a guy at Swift talking about how this Werner company driver was making 12-1400 a week running dedicated but naturally he had not seen home time for almost 4 months. If I was to do that at Abilene would the pay be in that range? I've seen some people make it good at places like Werner. Not interested in being an owner op.

 

@Drivencrazy the nyc delivery ur talking about where the tractor blocks atleast one lane of a 2way busy street, theres 6 inches on each side of trailer before you hit the walls and the reefer tank doesnt even make it into the building. Ive never done that.

Out of 30 trips to nyc or long island theres only 3 docks i routinely bump and all trips have been carrying 2 customers freight. Ive bumped about 12 docks and all are somewhat designed for trucks. Door 1 at bh brooklyn in daytime is the worst. Alot of hill phoenix goes in on lift gate 48 ft with street unload.

Abilene is a unique company which ill talk about in another post. But trust me. Nyc with abilene isnt as bad as alot of nyc trucking.

 

Man. I have a hard enough time trying to work in my romantic impulses around my infrequent and irregular unscheduled hometime.

 

Technically abilene is 48 canada if it fits it ships nonhazmat carrier. But in reality we are much more like a private fleet for a select number of direct customers and brokers,some large some small. If you read through pages here and there across the whole thread you will see the same citys and customers mentioned over and over and over.

Brokers are used to move trucks around when we dont have a direct customer to haul for.

We dont generally haul just any cheap ol crap going to the worst places imaginable.

 

Does Abilene see a lot of the midwest? Like OK, TX, Missouri etc?