Ok Narrowed down to Schneider or H O Wolding?

Yeah. I've been doing a lot of research too and for what it's worth I've never heard a bad thing about HO Wolding. The only negative I have ever heard is sometimes you will have some low mileage weeks but I've heard that about pretty much everybody. Wolding is small (350 trucks or so) compared to a mega carrier like Schneider (10,000 + trucks) but I have heard they are a lot more personal because of that.

The pro to Schneider is they are very large "mega" carrier and there are a lot of different options (dedicated, inter-modal etc...) once you have some experience. Also have many facilities all over the country. The con is they are a very large mega and sometimes can't seem to keep track of what is going on sometimes like where their trailers are when you need an empty. The old one hand doesn't know what the other is doing syndrome.

Lot's of good info on this site to try and make a decision. Good luck.

 

The only thing I know about the two...........

HO Wolding seems to be a great company to work for and I have only heard good things. Now if you are looking to get a good start and move on I have heard Scheiders training program is really good.

 

That sucks man. Is it worth moving?
I plan to move once I hire on somewhere because there is NO freight near my home, ever. There is no company that could get me home regularly.

 

Move to Las Vegas; Watkins-Shepard has a terminal there and no personal income taxes in Nevada.

Knight dry van division would be good; they have a drop lot in Las Vegas.

Earl Henderson Trucking Co. hires from most places. There's a few dead zones they don't hire from. They hire from Las Vegas also.

 

Averitt has gotten me home on more than 90% of the weekends. The only time I haven't was out of their control. Have you tried them?

 

Have you looked at MCT? They have their own School and/or provide for school reimbursement. Been with them for almost three yrs. No real complaints. Our Tractors all have APU,s and Inverters. After 32yrs of being a LEO, I retired and started another career. Its got its highs and lows but overall I give our company a B+. A few more changes and I will call it home.

 

Have u looked at MCT? Been here almost three yrs and its not bad. Its got its highs and lows. All of our Tractors have APU,s and Inverters installed from the Factory. Payscale is alittle higher than what u posted except no quarterly bonus'. U do get bonus after 10,000 miles in a month. I hit that mark about 60/70% of the time. They do offer tution reimbursement. I,d rate it a B+ here, a few more changes and I,d consider calling it home.

 

What is the starting pay at MTC?

 

Thanks Chinatown , I could see myself in Nevada .