Yes I have delivered there. The place will look closed, but you will need to find someone inside to tell you where to back in. It is a live unload. They will more than likely send you down to Colton when you get empty. In the off chance they send you over Donner to load in the bay area or to pick up a loaded trailer at the USX yard in Stockton, you will need to buy chains. Just go into a TS and get the total price for a legal set of 6 singles for the truck and trailer. It's about $375. Call in with the amount and they will put it on your card.
Abilene Motor Express....A New Place To Call Home
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Also, am I looking at my map right? The directions I got on the qc said take 93 to 95 into Reno. 95 is 2 lane for like 350 miles? Am I seeing things? Never been anywhere but Vegas in NV. At least the weather is supposed to be okay.
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Hello everyone. My name is Brian and I will be starting CDL school at the end of the month and I'm hoping to pick y'alls brain a little bit here so I'm sorry if this has been answered before but I just had a question about the company in relationship to another. I have been doing a lot of research and I have come down to my top two companies to start out with being Abilene or Magnum. I have been reading both threads on the companies and they both look very good(meaning miles/equipment/treatment of drivers) so my question is this. Is there any real difference between the two other than the color/type of truck? It looks like Magnum pays more cpm but I know its not always about the cpm if you don't have the miles etc... I know you may not be able to really give the difference between the two if you have not driven for both but I am just curious and I appreciate any help you all are able to give.
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hey brian, upon doing your research did you hang around the truck stops in your area to see how you'll be living on your ten hour breaks? you might get lucky to find a parking spot. elogs and companies that want you to camp out at the customers gate with no facilities.get a local job where your paid by the hour while your on duty and your ten hour breaks are at home. i've seen ltl companies with trainee programs starting up. good luck stay safe.
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Brian I have not driven for either company but they both impress me
your location would be one of the deciding motivators for me
being right in either companies major route lanes makes it easier to get home
or even getting a drive by on the fly
If all things were equal as a brand new driver it appears to me the traing phase at Abilene is superior and they dont have you on poverty wages doing itMidWest_MacDaddy, scottlav46 and Lonesome Thank this. -
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