Indian River

I've been to the Little Rock Terminal. I thought you said you worked at OD but I must have misunderstood.

 

Cool, it’s beautiful up there, wouldn't want to live there though, small *ss roads and cold too, it wasn't that cold when I delivered that lumber load there, about 50 degrees, still too cold for me, I'm a Florida boy lol, but yeah, it was a good experience just didn't like the mountains on I-77, I-81, I-84... It was good after I got back on I-95.
Why couldn't every major Interstate was flat like I-95 man, trucking would've been much more easier lol.

 

Not sure on Saia but XPO (West Fargo, ND) you had to work up the seniority ladder. I put a bid in for a day linehaul out to Bellfield and was flat out denied.

I was told I didn’t have the seniority for one and the other thing was the manager didn’t like me saying what i thought lol.

 

It's definitely rough depending on where you live. Some never recover after so many years on nights , they can't sleep at night.

 

Some speak OK English, others know a few words and there are some that just look at you and shrug.

 

Cool.

 

Hirschbach starts drivers off at 50cpm with a max of 55cpm, so really IRT starting off at 48 for no tank experience isn't all that far from today's industry in some cases.

 

If you get on a dedicated account it's like 1400 a week guarantee

 

That's still fairly light . Is there a cap like if you run over so many miles you get the difference? Iv heard the give you a bonus on top of the 1400$