Maverick Transportation

does maverick haul more steel than lumber?...is alot of those steel load tarped?

 

With Maverick you will haul lots of steel and lumber. Just depends on the season. You will probably tarp 90% of your loads.

 

Maverick has a reefer dividion now for those too old or those who cant hack flatbed work

 

If you can eat it, I will not haul it.

 

guys, thanks for the answers.....i got one more question......maverck told me that the flat bed division goes to the south south east...and midwest....how far west do they go and how far north do they go...is ky the farthres they go for this kind of runs....and do you you guys deliver to the same places alot?...once again thanks for all the responses....i like what maverick has...just trying to do as much research as i can before i commit.....

 

I spoke with a driver two weeks ago who was in the long haul division. He said he had been to every state except for Alaska and Hawaii.
I am in the Rat Division and I have been to SW Texas. Way nw in Minnesota and down to Georgetown in South Carolina. I have also been up towards Main.
I live in Ohio so I get alot of freight passing through Ohio to get me home.
It changes for me from week to week. I get on a certain cycle and then I get sent out in a different run. I always refer to it as pin ball trucking.
I do go to alot of the same places, but I still almost every week go somewhere new and I have been with Maverick for 1.5 years.
Hope this helps.

 

Depends on where you live as to which area you will see a lot of. Most drivers end up in the US division which typically runs 99% east of i-35. I live in central Missouri so typically I run from texas to ohio south to alabama and north to michigan. Thats my box but yours may differ if you live in the south east or east coast. Long haul runs all lower 48 and Canada,glass division does a lot of Canada and the northeast and RAT is suppose to be our east coast division but as Jim said he's all over the map. We deliver many of the same customers and after sometime you may be able to somewhat predict your loads based on the area you are in. Where do you live?

 

dan,
i live in west tennessee im about 4 hours east of little rock...just trying to get a idea where the flatbeds run....just wondering what kind of box i might have.....kind of hard to explain to the recruiter what im saying...but you guys seem to know

 

Where you live your box will be very similar to mine. You are in a very good area.

 

I am from KY and was in the US div and ran from denver; south, all the way east and far north. I reckon I had a big box.