Boyd or Melton?

haven't talked to many from Boyd, see Melton all over.

 

I'd vote for Meltom

 

Here's the thing about Meltons training, it gives you a general idea on how to do each type of load. Every load you do is going to be different, even if its the same stuff. I guess you could spend 2 or 3 days going over how to chain coils, but to me that would be a waste of time. What they did at orientation is tell you in the class room, show you coils done right, then let you ( in small groups ) do it your selves.

I don't work for Melton, never did. My husband worked for them and I rode along ( ok I did more than just sit pretty.) Did we have issues, well yes, but that doesn't mean it's a bad company. We mostly had good miles and when we didn't it was weather related.

Boyd may be a better company, but I don't know nothing about them, so have no opinion.

 

A tour of what?! lmao

 

Melton has been voted a top carrier also.....

Orientation is 4 days, then you're on the road with a trainer, for up to 2 weeks, depending on experience...they do put some experienced drivers behind the wheel right away tho.

 

Say wha?! worked??

 

Yep that four letter word, work. . . Then ed for past tense. LOL Masury was like el paso? Not much their? Never made it their or Sunnydale.

Hey, now I really don't do anything, he drives, dry van what do I have to help with now? I'll break my non-existing nails tapping the qualcom. Lmao. No more chaseing strap ends in 30mph winds, getting drenched tarping rusty pipe etc.

 

I meant when did his employment end.

 

Lol oh last tuesday.