I'd run, not walk, run from Falcon. Their CSA scores should tell you everything you need to know about them. They are a JIT carrier. Most of their accounts are for the Auto Industry. JIT means just in time. What that means is you will be making deliveries to auto plants on a strict time table. They have some of the oldest equipment of any major carrier with some of their tractors over 10 yrs old. Trailers are even older. They don't care, (based on their CSA HOS scores) if you are tied up in traffic, broke down, what have you, they only care about getting the parts to the plant on time as they are fined for late delivery. They've tried recruiting me as well and when I asked about their CSA scores all they would tell me is they "fired" the people responsible.
Flat bedding isn't as bad as you'd think but then again, its not for everyone but neither is trucking.
Good luck on your choice.
New CDL Holder and New to Truckers Report Forum
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by TroyD, Nov 16, 2013.
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Keep looking!
1. Hard driving in congestion
2. As others said
3. You don't want a relief delivery job. You are always doing someone else's route. Them beverage jobs you want your own route to make any money and get use to the customers, etc. If you don't know the route it takes much longer to do.TroyD and Truckergirl0720 Thank this. -
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Well, talk to some current Falcon drivers and get their opinion. Current drivers would know more than me or a student trying to give you advice. It's your call though. Wanting lots of home time, you are limited, being a new CDL grad.
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I know a few falcon drivers and they seem happy. Never any complaints
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