jut getting in trucking

Read about ALL lease programs from other companies as well. Get a copy of the lease contract from Central if you can and have a lawyer read it.

If you're new to trucking my suggestion would be that you drive a for year and talk to other lease/operators (L/O) from different companies. Talk to Owner/Operators (O/O) as well. Listen to their advice.

Pay attention to the numbers. Remember you're responsbile for everything, gas, routine maintenance, tires, tows, etc. It may look good on paper but in reality it's a different story.

You've got to have a head for business to be a L/O. In my humble opinion these lease programs benefit the company and not the driver. Sure you can find L/O who do quite well, but I think they are the exception and not the rule.

Good luck!!!!

 

While you are waiting for answers, use the search feature at the top and search for Threads on Central.

 

There are many of us Central drivers here, you just got to look in the right place.


Search "Central Ref." & you will find everything you want to know.

 

I'm company & plan to stay that way.

Swing by these threads below, you will find its a better place to get answers...

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...40859-central-refrigerated-truck-stop-12.html


http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...refrigeration-service-inc-west-valley-47.html

 

These guys are all but pointing your browser to those links... GOTO those links and there's plenty of room to ask your questions about central w/ quite a few central guys there to answer you. Here in the open they may miss your post and never answer.