My experience with Knight Refrigerated

Actually, I still have some Knight "T" shirts, and they aren't worn thin yet. 'Bout the only thing that didn't though!

BWAAAAAAHHHAAAAAAHHHAAAAAAAAA!

Well I can only agree with your "Good Luck." And yes, I agree there are some Knight drivers that are happy with the company. I sincerely hope it works out for Smags.

This is from someone who SELDOM talks smack, but then that's OK. I've been accused for worse things. . .

 

Huey
Telling the newbies what the company is like FROM THEIR OWN PERSONAL EXPERIENCE is NOT talking smack! Part of what makes this forum informational (as I see you are a wannabee and just joined) is getting different opinions and hearing from the people that are actually out there doing the job or have done the job.

I wish smags luck too but if you look at the MAJORITY of Knight threads you will see the same trend that people are happy for 3-6 months and then the driver will either put up and shut up and start looking or Knight 'finds' a way to make sure miles dry up so you want to leave sooner.

There on threads on pretty much any decent sized company on here and yes you will find cheerleaders and you will find nay sayers but that is the beauty of Trucker's Report getting different sides of the story. If you ignore the threads on the company then why did you join and why are you bothering to post if not to inform people?????

 

What a moron. It will never cease to amaze me how some folks will just assume that someone else has the same views they do. He sounds like a real "winner". Good on ya for getting away from that trash, and good on Knight for being quick to pull you from him.

 

Awesome. If you are still at the terminal, ask them to let you tool around in a unit for more seat time. Parking, parallel, even city driving if there is someone free to ride with you. It'll become second nature in no time.

 

My last road company was with Knight. I loved the company. I got my miles, paid daily, & I got plenty of rest not trying to jump through my hind end making up for poor planning. My equipment was top shelf for a company Pete. Never had any problems with getting a needed repair for truck or for a trailer.

If I didn't get the gig allowing me to earn a good living from home...I'd be with Knight in a heartbeat! Good luck & stay safe, eat healthy, & get some exercise if only a walk around the perimeter of the truckstop/rest area each day.

 

Sorry Sammy Cat, maybe I missed some previous threads.. did Smaggs ask for your opinion?