May Trucking & C.R. England

Now To fair, it has been a while since I have worked for them and companies do change over the course of time. And when you are a new driver, you don't really have a huge number of options. They will train you(hopefully better than me! They used to just put 2 students together and let them loose upon the world) and you get experience to haul both Dryvan and Reefer which only increases your worth. I have to admit that with all the nutty places they sent me, that was the place where I REALLY learned how to back a truck up, holy crap! And at the time most of my runs were over 1500 miles in lenght. My standard run was to pick up Chocolate from SLC and take it down I-25 in colorado, then go pick up beer in Wheatridge and take it some PITA place in PA and then run around 2-5 stops and get stuff for a Department store ware house in boise or take bread down to Atlanta and then pick stuff up for the warehouse and do it all over again. But I was never preplanned on the weekends. If I didn't have a load by 5pm friday, then I sat until 7am monday