Happy with windy hill

I am sorry, that was a very opinionated posting of mine. I stand corrected. I apologize.

 

The Windy Hill recruiter is coming to my school next week. I live in a very hard area of Florida to get hired as a newb and from what I've read on here from people who have ACTUALLY worked at Windy Hill, they seem like the kind of company I am hoping to start with. Small company, good equipment, good miles, paper logs, no hand holding. The guy I talked to who drives for them makes more than 23K too.
Anyone working for them now care to share what a typical 3 wk run is like? Any thoughts on the new Cascadias? Do they allow inverters?

 

They have new Cascadias? New one one me... Most of their trucks that roll into our shop are junk...

 

http://www.pioneernews.net/content/train-splits-stuck-truck-half

 

I was told they ordered 50 of them. I know they have at least one because I passed it on a night drive 2 nights ago. There are also pictures of them on their website.
123456- Can you cut and paste the article. I don't have a subscription to that site and all I got was the first sentence of the article.

 

are you serious...have been to that truck stop many times and lived across the highway from it for 1 1/2 years....talk about preventables

 

Graduated from school this week! I accepted a position with WH and will be going to Orientation in 2 weeks. They make you sign a 1 year contract(Shouldn't I work for my first trucking company at LEAST a year anyway?), but they're paying tuition reimbursement and seem to have a good pay/benefits package. 3 weeks out and 3 days off. Got a new Samsung Galaxy s2 skyrocket coming from ATT($20 w/ reup) to keep in touch w/ the family while on the road(Is 5GB/mon. enough for Netflix. Pandora and Skype?). 3-4 weeks w. trainer then solo. I'll start a new thread once I get going.

 

Wht school did you attend?

 

nsbgGearjammer

 

Flagler Tech in Palm Coast.