Bolus freight

Not to hijack this thread, but CSA means nothing to drivers, for the most part. The company that I work for doesn't care about a driver's PSP score, and neither does Bolus, the topic of this thread. In fact, any company that's worth working for will not care about a driver's PSP score. The only thing they'll be interested in is your safety record from previous employers, and your MVR. PSP scores are meaningless to the driver in reality.

 

gotta keep in mind, training is just that. The $150 is low, but how long is training? If the yard is convenient to you, may want to look past the training pay, nobody gets rich off that anyway. I would gladly have the pay over a shiny truck.

 

don't buy into that nice truck small paycheck crap..

I was trying to be somewhat nice earlier, now I'm not..

Bolus is a bottom feeder that runs junk equiptment, look at the scumbags they have driving for them that should tell you enough right there..

I'm based out of Scranton BTW so I see them regularly and I'm not new to this business...

 

I've been with Bolus over a year,they have treated me well.the equipment is older,but they're pretty good about fixing things when they need to be fixed.I have nothing bad to say about them,I've worked for much worse over the years.

 

The bolus trucks I drove by on i80 seem to be pissed off...maybe the driver having bad hair days?

 

could be