Bridger transportation, any info

If the 30 day notice is true,then you'll basically be working 30 days for free. They will keep your last settlement.

 

Good,

Bridger had already been kicked to the curb by Shell in Houston in January.

The people that run Bridger couldn't be trusted to run a 7-11.

They screw the customers, they screw the drivers.

So Screw them.

 

Does anyone know what the average well pays? Seems to me 3 loads a day not sure what size tanker but it looks small i would say 200bbl so you haul160bbl legal can't pay too much.

 

Probably 15' 210 tank, according to miles and barrels, how much you can haul depends on gravity I usually add 130 + gravity for legal load.

 

That's not very much what the gravity average

 

We've got condensate at around 52-55, sweet around 45 and sour between 22-36.

 

I hauled crude for Nabors, Kenedy Tx, several of our guys went with Bridger, the numbers never made any sense. They all twisted off within 6 months, gone all the time, live in a truck, made chicken feed. BAD DEAL.

 

They don't make any sense 20k a month doesn't sound right when oil is below 40 and little 210bbl trailers how do you make any money

 

That's a lie they are dishonest company

 

They are very dishonest n all of upper management are liars