Companies currently NOT using driver cameras...

Britton Transport does not have cameras, yet. Although it has been discussed and researched. But that was 4 or 5 years ago with no more recent discussion of it that I'm aware of.

 

what do they start at for cpm ? their website doesn't state it...also do they have manuals ?

 

Pay varies according to your experience. Flaybedders straight out of school start at 43, I THINK. I could be wrong. I'm not a recruiter. And our fleet is all auto Volvo and Freightliner.

 

USXL is a smallish (~55 trucks) hazmat/reefer company out of Foristell, MO (NW St Louis) that doesn't run driver cameras. They do have forward facing cameras and cameras watching back down both sides of the truck though.

 

Schneider

 

FFE has outward facing only.

 

Southwest Freightlines out of El Paso TX

 

Can anybody list the companies that do NOT use driver facing cameras and who would hire a new driver?
I'm based in Kentucky, and am just beginning to look at companies I'd want to drive for. Also would prefer companies that do no set governors on their tractors below 65 mp.
So far, I'm looking into R. E. West, Swift, CRST and CR England.
Thanks in advance.

 

The list would go out of date too fast. Companies change from no camera to yes camera every month. Find the company you want to work for and then ask them. Ask whatever they call their Safety Dept these days. Don't ask drivers that used to work for them in 1989 or recruiters or assume if their company web page doesn't mention driver-facing cameras they don't have them.

 

How long have you been driving?
You listed these companies; R. E. West, Swift, CRST and CR England. Does this mean you still need cdl school?
Do you have endorsements?