Moore Transport Is A Great Place To Haul Cars

Started in the first week of April and it has been great thus far. They have new trucks being delivered every week. Some get a new truck out of orientation and some don't. The ones who don't are told to expect a new truck soon. I have a 2014 Volvo day cab with a Cottrell High Rail and I am told that is the oldest truck in the fleet. It's a good truck but it came with a little wear and tear that I inherited. I have had to work out a boat load of problems. I'm just now getting it to where it should be. Unless I can get a Volvo with a High Rail I prefer to old on to what I have. They also have a great maintenance Dept.

I had also had to learn my routine all over again because my experience is with chains and portable straps and I haven't hauled cars since 2013. Most of my experience is running out west where you can get away with a lot more height but here in the Ohio and Baltimore region we have to stay close to 13' 6." This sometimes requires hard ties with trucks. Every driver that I have asked help and advice from here at Moore has been most accommodating. The people in the office have not been pushy or micromanaging at all. I have ran into several drivers here that used to drive for Cassens and they love it. They also have a full insurance package single or family and you pay $0. I stay in a hotel every night using Corporate Lodging and I am home on the weekends.

Pay here is $1.35 per mile at 350 miles or less and $1.10 at over 350 miles. Lordstown pays $1.50 per mi.
Gary Moore (The owner) came over to introduce himself and he was a good guy to talk to.
When you call Moore, they don't ask you your truck number. They know you by name.

 

Ok, I'm not sure about the specifics but I do know for sure that the program was implemented. There is a waiting period of 60 days I believe whether single or family. You can contact Moore.

 

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