Merry Christmas to all my fellow drivers.
I currently received an offer from an offer from both. Home every day and both guaranteed a minimum $900 a week. Work five days a week with two days off with the option to work more if available and earn more if I wanted to. Wanted to get some insight on these two companies if possible if anybody has work for these guys. I live in Orlando, if that helps. Burris would be in Orlando, FL and Saddle Creek is in Lakeland, FL. They are both no touch freight one with Burris is reefer and Saddle is dry and both driving at night I believe. Which doesn’t bother me. If I left out anything please let me know thanks.
Burris Logistics or Saddle Creek?
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Kstrong86, Dec 25, 2018.
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Do you need healthcare & other benefits package?
If you do, go with the one that has the best benefits package.Kstrong86 Thanks this. -
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Maybe get some supplemental health, dental, vision benefits through www.usaa.com
I see your point, weighing the pay & benefits with a balance that fits your needs.
I used to pick up loads at Saddle Creek in Lakeland. I think the loads were usually "Juicy-Juice" and a bit heavy. Good bunch of people working there and always treated the outside carrier drivers with respect.Kstrong86 Thanks this. -
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This may or may not matter to you but from what I've seen, with Burris, you will drive a diesel-powered sleeper tractor and with Saddle Creek, you may end up with a CNG-powered daycab tractor.
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