So you aren't in MN anymore? What is the exact name of this carrier? What is their website so I can check 'em out.
No I am back at my home terminal since April 4th and the company is Allied Systems ,Inc put you can find them on the web by serching AAG AAG1 or Allied Automotive group they are home based out of Atlanta
No bonuses but thanks anyways and good luck if you can get a job with us its a job for life, we have a very very small turn over of drivers and they very seldom hire so it is a hard job to get and not like other jobs in the industry that are a dime a dozen
They will be soon shut down for model year is going now you need to get an app in it could take a while but worth the wait
no - I get asked that A LOT on here - and no it does not matter - nor do you have to inherit the jobs from dead family members etc etc... I have a list of myths and facts that I posted on here months ago - dunno the link but you can search for it. if you can find a teamster drin=ving job in your area you and your family will be grateful later.
our new guys all made over 60K last year - and that was with 2 months of lay offs (not counting unemployment). our guys with 3-7 years all make between 70K and 100K depending on how hard they run - and it takes about 8 years to get a dedicated "bid" - and they range from 65K to 100K+ company work - union bennies - no scams - dues are about 60 bucks a month - no hassle from anyone - and the work is easy. (home in your own bed from 7 nights a week to 3 nights a week depending...) ABF / UPS / YELLOW / ROADWAY / HOLLAND etc etc.
from the aag website: "Men and women who haul cars are among the highest paid drivers in the industry, averaging $48,000 a year with the potential to earn much more!" if you avg. 48k then ya gotta assume there are the other half making less... click the driver resource center for info and applications.
There are drivers who make much less than others remember we are union and our pay is based on productivity, that being said, I am 41 and in good shape for my age and I am able to be on the higher side of the scale along with the majority of younger drivers and at our barn we have guys that have 30+ years in and are much older than me and are not very productive so with about 3500 drivers an average of 48K is excellant