I am with them now. I haven't really had many problems with them so far. I am new to flatbedding and they "trained" me. I haven't made a ton of money with them but I think that is mainly due to me not knowing their system really good and I am being really picky with the loads. I wish the rates were a bit higher, but low rates are everywhere.
My Crst Malone EXperience
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What is there policy regarding a DUI ?
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Im sure its the same industry wide
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Beethoven I find the that if I stay from I-35 over to I-77 freight has been fairly consistent. I try not to chase loads out of the strike zone if you will unless it pays really well especially if it means I'll have a huge deadhead ( 400-500) miles. This has been working for me. I just pulled a load that paid 2.70 a mile to the truck fortunately I didn't have a big dh(110) miles and it delivered within that radius I mentioned so I didn't have any problems getting a decent reload. All of my loads aren't like that of course but for that one I would have easily dh 250 miles no problem.
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I Have been looking into CRST I have received the o/o packet and looking through it I have found that there is a total of $450.00 a week in fees they will deducting. I find that extremely heavy. Does everyone pay this amount and how can you guys make it work.
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volvodriver01 Thanks this.
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any suggestions folks? that is, aside from putting an electronic motor in... -
midnightrunner, I have heard nothing about elogs here. I think they must be talking about their company trucks. I talk regularly with a friend of mine who is a lease purchase driver and he has said nothing about them either. I am an o/o with them and they have said nothing to us about them. Talk to some other guys out there and see what they say. But from my perspective still paper logs.
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The way i understand it is that for all the new recruits theyre bringing in, Malone is doing elogs. If you were lucky enough to get in before they made the switch, well i guess you get to hang out to your paper logs for the time being.
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