Question about Werner home time

Most companies are going to expect you be out for 4-6 weeks despite what the recruiters tell you. They want to keep that truck rolling. If you are close to a terminal it doesn't mean you will be home more often but it does give you a good opportunity to make it more accurate as to when you are going to take off. If you are concerned about home time I would absolutely find something else to do. This is the number one reason drivers quit right off the bat. It's a long, lonely road.

 

i would worry about getting past school and actually getting hired...before what my hometime will be....as many have found out...prehire letters mean nothing in trucking...good luck

 

Not to get off topic... but... Funny thing about Werner... I'm in Poland, about 5 minutes from the Poland Spring plant... I asked the recruiter that called me if they hauled out of there & she had no idea & couldn't even think about how to find out.

Werner & Nestle share the exact same terminal address in Allentown... would you need to be a rocket scientist to venture a logical guess?

(Nestle owns Poland Spring)

 

Well buddy, stop trying to be sensical with trucking Werner does not have that contract H.O. Wolding does.

 

Really?!... OK, thanks... given that I've seen a couple Werner trucks headed for I-95 going down Rt.26 & then finding out they & Nestle were at the same location in Allentown it just seemed to be a logical assumption.

2+2 doesn't always equal 4 it seems

 

There are a lot of carriers that haul Nestle. Central Ref and Werner are just a few. There are Nestle plants all over the US.