New Mav driver /waving at the community Maverick

Yeah I actually stopped running the Skyway years ago. I would rather trip plan to hit 294 at 0300-0500 than to mess with down town. But years ago when I did run it I didn't have a problem getting reimbursed for it. Sorry If I wasn't clear. I was trying to say that they pay for the few tolls you may have to come out of pocket for without hesitation.

 

Thanks for the info team. From what I have read about Maverick in most of these threads are good. I'm sure they are no different than most companies. You have to take the good with the bad. Most of the time the good outweighs the bad. Thanks again for all the info.

 

6mos otr and clean dac as of last stop at the rock 2 weeks ago was a year but have changed it to 6 mos

 

all the new trucks purchased are automatics with apus. getting all the 04s and 05s off the road and no, not all the "blackhats" are getting them, lol

 

ya i remember them talking about Tim accident not so sure i wouldn't have done the same thing he did.

 

the only tolls i remember paying and knew that i would is kansas and florida. i also hit one in pennsylvania that i had to pay

 

Good greatly out weighs the bad at Maverick. Been trucking since the 80's best outfit I've ever dealt with. As others have said not a place for the lazy or irresponsible they will terminate any driver, newbie or oldtimer, for not following the rules which makes it better for those that do their job.

 

I am hoping to become a Maverick the first of the year. Submitted my app today and spoke with a recruiter. As a Marine I was use to doing all the flatbedding as it was my primary duties, along with giving the enemy the maximum opportunity to die for his country.

 

Well I just got approved with Maverick Transportation LLC. I will be attending orientation the 3rd of January 2010 in N. Little Rock, AR. then off to training for Specialized Glass division in Laurinburg, NC. From all what I have read on Maverick this is a very decent company to be associated with. Being a recent CDL grad I am taking this as an honor in becoming a part of their team.

I am a recent CDL grad but did also list my Marine Corps tractor-trailer experience of 19 years on my app.

I am open to any and all information any of you may have on Maverick that would make me a better employee with them.

 

Welcome to the team and good luck. Hope to see you out there soon. Best advice i can give is do it the way they ask you to, "the Maverick way" cutting corners ends up cutting paychecks due to damage claims, equipment repairs, and in the worst case, termination. that paycheck is yours of course