The containers are loaded onto a chassis at the port/rail yard. Then you take them to the end customer and yes, most likely you will be backing them into a dock.
Drove 2 days for interview only to be told the positions filled
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Those 20' containers react quickly, so backing a 53' trailer is easier.
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If an ole Redneck (fill in the blank here) from the mountains of North Georgia can do it! Most anybody else can as well! Yep! I am both!
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SNI intermodal only services the rail)no port work for drivers in charlotte). All 53 ft containers....
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Maybe I should’ve gone with tanker
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Keep this list handy, you may need it someday. These are companies drivers retire from.
After you have a total of 12 mos. experience, check these companies.
Make sure you have the endorsement required.
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Old Dominion Freight Line
Website
3330 Stafford Dr, Charlotte, NC 28208
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Estes Express Lines
Website
10815 Reames Rd, Charlotte, NC 28269
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Saia LTL Freight
Website
1101 W Craighead Rd, Charlotte, NC 28206
~Last edited: Jan 22, 2021
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