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I have read quite a bit about Climate Express. They seem like a quality outfit.

 

Thank you for the suggestion. I have the Driver Pulse app by Tenstreet. Didn't realize that there is a way to submit myself to multiple companies at once (like Indeed or Ziprecruiter?).

 

@Chinatown thank you for pointing me in several directions. Much appreciated.

 

Saw a MTC truck yesterday and MAN those gray trucks look sharp. The low pay is the only thing that would bother me with May. Well, the aspect of paycheck going to Comdata card would be frustrating to me because I am really used to getting my check in my account and immediately available on debit card. I couldn't care less about the low governed speed. I enjoy cruising just a but slower than the rest of traffic. I roll along and keep my necessary distance. Just allow the 4-wheelers to maneuver around me like a stream around a rock. Slower speed is relatively stress-free. I am not spending enough time at terminals to worry about how nice they are (or are not). If my truck needs work, then obviously I may be sitting at a terminal, but I truly believe in the Smith System and that if I run the truck the way it is engineered to be run, then I shouldn't be spending too much time in the shop. For those who are wondering what that has to do with the Smith System of driving:
The Smith System is a non-aggressive, defensive driving approach. It allows the truck to be operated with less mechanical wear on the engine. It is scientifically proven that setting a vehicle on cruise and driving with the flow of traffic (no continual acceleration and deceleration,) results in less time in the shop over a period of months and years compared to vehicles run at max speed with frequent acceleration and deceleration. May Trucking would probably be a good fit for me, but I don't know about that Comdata card pay. That really gives me pause at further considering them. Are there fees to transfer the money from the card to an account?

 

Alright, on the matter of the Comdata card pay, I discovered from a Google search that it's easy to transfer money to one's account from the card. In fact, per information from Comdata, an automatic direct deposit can be set up so that as pay becomes available on the card, it automatically transfers to a bank account. As far as I could tell, there are no associated fees for these transfers. May Trucking is back on my seriously considering list.

 

I did time at some prisons looking better than that.