Questions about Maverick

If you can't get Mason then ask for Jeff B. because he is really good too. That is my recruiter is and everything has been great so far.

 

Yeah, the guys and gals in recruiting will be happy to tell you exactly what you need to do to transition to Maverick. The tuition problem may still remain... however, if he NEVER signed anything stating that he would owe that money if he left CRE, I don't see how they could legally hold him to it. But I'm willing to bet it's printed on something he signed, seems like that would be a HUGE oversight on their part.

I left USA Truck to come to Maverick. When doing so, I broke my contract with them and ended up owing almost $6,000 in tuition. Every Saturday, when they take their automatic withdrawal of the payment, I smile, because working for Maverick is going to be worth every single penny.

It sounds like your husband is a good fit for flatbed. If he loves moving around and doesn't mind hard work, he'd probably be very happy doing it. Flatbed may start out at a bit less per mile, but they tend to get more miles than TCD because they don't wait to be unloaded as often or as long as we do. Most flatbed drivers I talk to consistently bring home more than I do as a TCD driver, and they're home every weekend. I have all the respect in the world for the guys that can do that... it woulda killed me by now if I had done it lol.

Not to mention that if he sticks with Maverick for a year, he'll be eligible to enter the IC program, where he does a lease-to-own on his own truck, and gets a lot more freedom and a lot more money, if he chooses to do that. I'm going to be looking into that for TCD in the next couple weeks to get the ball rolling.

Maverick is a great company and treats their drivers very well. Is it all sunshine and rainbows? No. Is your husband gonna get so mad sometimes he wants to throw that Qualcomm out the window? Yup. But when it all comes down to it, you couldn't really ask for much better in the overall grand scheme of things.

I can't wait to hear from you after you call recruiting and get some details! Let us know how it goes!

 

Newtruckerwife84...good luck for and you husband getting on with maverick...don't worry about what England will say...if maverick comes calling...go running to maverick...

England is nothing but bad news...I guess you could call the England family..an organized crime family so to speak.

 

Well, I don't want to be seen as "bashing" another company. I am sure that some of their drivers feel they are great/fine/whatever for their situation. More power to 'em! I will say that they seem to have very nice and well maintained clean trucks and trailers. Their equipment looks great. Seriously.

 

No, not even any traffic citations. Worked as a cop for 12 years so no criminal or civil record. Good on the work history and no drugs not even prescription. Start cdl school April 22nd and it's 4 wks long I believe.

 

No, not even any traffic citations. Worked as a cop for 12 years so no criminal or civil record. Good on the work history and no drugs not even prescription. Start cdl school April 22nd and it's 4 wks long I believe.

 

Maverick never stops hiring students.

 

Find your best window of opportunity, and "pull the trigger" on the process. Tell Mason I said HI!