Companies that still have manual transmission vehicles

How's about a fleet with autos, but none of that bubble-wrap safety crap like lane departure buzzers, "safety" braking for no reason, cameras, etc., etc., etc.?? Probably impossible to find.

 

I started out with CR England. Stayed there 2 months after training and then spent the next 4 years at US Xpress.

i had less than 4 months in a manual followed by 4 years in an auto shift. I had zero problems driving a stick again when i quit. Sure i scratched a few gears, but come on people it ain’t that hard.

 

FCC HAS BOTH

 

my company is pretty much all manual I got lucky when moving trucks they gave me a brand new one 2000 miles on it automatic my god it’s soooo nice having that extra room and not dealing with shifting although threw mountains I put it in manual mode usually autos rock manuals suck period

 

Trius out of Fowler CA . All Auto fleet

Trucks run 75mph + , no lane change buzzer , collision avoidance radar, cameras , the transmissions are unlocked so you get manual mode ,performance mode and eco mode . No stupid fuel economy tune , or weird transmission shift points .You can do manual regens , non apu trucks idle as long as you want .. Very user friendly Zonar ELD tablet

They use Freightliners with dd15/dt12 and Volvos with D13/i-shift .

There are lots of these types of companies in the central valley area California

 

Carvana .

Spoke to a driver in Arizona ; he works 4 12 hour shifts , off 3 ,salary pay , good benefits ,manual transmissions , no car hauling experience required

 

Barney Trucking

 

Dupre

 

We have all manuals.

 

There is a company based in Oxnard CA called Rollin R . Driver told me they are all manual transmissions

Sharp looking company trucks