DON'T DRIVE FOR MABE TRUCKING EDEN NC

Life lesson: Drivers with the longest tenure will always get the better loads.
I always ask my drivers: Can you make it to a truck stop? Who wants to pay a $800 tow?
I pre-plan my favorites. Favorites = on time, all the time & don't trash my equipment.

I don't know this company but your complaints are systemic to the trucking industry. Once you are a Sr driver with tenure at a company you will love the system. Trust and respect is earned over time. Why should you get the same loads as a driver that has put in a lot of years with a company and earned his place.

How do you know the safety record will hurt you in court? Why were you in court?

 

Isn't it a good thing that they are firing the drug users? Most backhauls do suck. At least the ones I do are usually open appointments so getting worked in can take some time. Also, what do you mean when you say they discriminate against drivers?

 

But their trucks are red!

 

And I have been told red goes fast....

 

Another one hit wonder...This section of the site is getting more 1 hit wonders the Casey Kasem's Top 40 Countdown in the 80s & 90s

 

Thnx for info Kruger...
Keep your head up, wish you well on your next job
.... Good companies are hard to find but there are still a few out there
We will keep praying for the US

 

Another disgruntled former employee.....

I usually stay out of this forum, same story by the same kind of driver.....the one who thinks the grass is better somewhere else only to find its the same grass everywhere.

Maybe the problem is not them but the fact that these companies all use the same model. Pick up and deliver freight.

What some drivers want is to be a part of something, a team and then find they are just a cog in the machine....it is all about the service to the customer.

I worked for a small fleet with 10 trucks.....it was the only way to get away from the qualcomm and big brother Spyware.

Made decent money and was home every 8- 10 days for three days off.

 

From having run in and out of Eden for the last several years, I heard some horror stories on Mabe, enough to make me realize that I would never come close going to work for them.