I am needing some insight from anyone who's driven for either of these companies. I cant seem to find any info on Ryder here on this site.
Been OTR since 2010 and have decided to go day cab, would actually like to be home more often, I have pending offers from both Ryder and FedEx and trying to decide which is the best to take. Both are paying the same amount per hour, but FedEx seems to be a more "contractor" position and more hours while Ryder seems to work a total of 45 hrs per week but better medical benefits.
Any drivers out there can help me sort this out? Much appreciated.
Driving for Ryder vs Driving for FedEX Ground
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Bryan73, Sep 1, 2018.
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I work for ground, I really liked it until about a year ago. They added 65mph speed limiters (not all contractors limited their trucks) and inside/outside facing cameras. Also every month they make you take quizzes on driving related stuff, feels like elementary school...
It's still not too bad. It really depends on who your contractor is, some are great some are bad. -
Mine would be out of Charlotte, NC, the cameras I am used to by now, but I was unaware of quizzes. Thank you for the info! -
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