McElroy Truck Lines

I bought a Used truck from them in the past before my Freightliner. It used to be a 9400 International 2005. I did research on this Company to see how they did their Maintenance on their Tractors before i bought it. They have a Facebook Page McElroy Truck Lines. They are located in Cuba Alabama, border with Miss. Again, never drove for them but what i saw is that this Company to me is a very GOOD Flatbed Company! Great fos a Company Driver Position for newbies. Saw alot of their trucks in New Yersey, PA. TN. They pull alot of Steel Coils and Home Depots Account. I thought they have great Benefits for Company Drivers. They now used the new Internationals prostar Automatic. If i was not a Owner Operator and was looking for a Company Driver Position, McElroy would be my First Choice! Look for the Facebook page and ask the drivers Questions. Thats how i got inside info before i bought the Truck. Keep on Trucking!

 

Ga Rookie-
i start training for McElroy on the 11th down in Pleasant Hill, NC. I had done a ton of research before choosing them and I tell u what....mostly 95%of what I read or heard was all positive. I'm really excited to be getting an opportunity to work for them. The benefits are great and I myself am a new driver and to get in with such a company is great. What appealed to me was I was looking for a company that I could get home every night and they can do that for me. Where I am located in WV, there is a Lowes distribution center 15mins away in Hagerstown, MD and they run dedicated for them out of that location. I will still get weekends off. Pay is definitely not as great as it would be OTR, but I was more worried about getting home and getting through that first year with a company. one of the things I remember most in my research is there is a company driver for them who said he has driven for them 7years and never missed a weekend home. Good luck to you,but if u get the chance I think you should give them a try. They still have to want to hire u though, unlike a lot of companies they are not desperate to hire u, just because you have a CDL. They start at .40 PCM, which I've researched as good starting pay for Flatbed. There is another company near me called Bowman and they start newbie flatbeds at .34 cpm

 

I did a lot of research before deciding to go with Maverick, but McElroy was right there in the end as well. From what I've heard they are a good company that treats their drivers well. Good luck!