Arnold just like all the others

How-bout-ya,PanhandlePat. Hows Arnold working out these days? Come-on-beck

 

not bad. had a little trouble getting home for the weekend here lately. but with where i live that's understandable

 

I called Arnold today,got a v-mail that said their soooo busy,will return the call as soon as possible. I live in the Gainesville area off I-75,interested in the home weekends deal/or local only. I was leaning towards ATS,but don't want to stay out two weeks at a time. After 24-25 years of this crap,hate to be on the road at all,but gotta work.

 

may be driver BS but seems i heard somewhere they are only hiring for "super regional" at the time which is 2 weeks out 48 off

 

If thats the case,I'll have to look else where. Thanks fer the info!

 

may or may not be true. ya know how often drivers tell tha truth

 

Arnold is considered a non-forced dispatch company.However,if you've been around trucking any length of time,you know that there really isn't any such thing.You go when and where the freight says you do.As far as NYC, they have local drivers in Jersey that go there.
And as for finger printing,I've been with them a little while,and have as of yet had to to touch a single piece of freight.did have to use a pallet-jack one time though.

 

How many miles a week is super reg good for now ? Will they let me have my inverter for the microwave? And do they use that miserable opti idle system? If one of you arnold drivers could tell me that would be great. And any other strange things about them i need to know.

 

the miles are variable ATM, i usually keep moving though ALWAYS over 2000
no you aren't supposed to have an inverter that large. SOME DO anyway though

 

Do they hire students out of louisiana and what kind of equipment do they have