Running With Schneider - 2 (As IC Choice for more than a year now!)

Not sure about 1 year lease I have 3 year with purchase op..They ran my credit! A banker once told me the only thing that hurts your credit (when it is being pulled/checked) is when someone runs it and you get declined and this happens multiple times. If you have had your credit checked/run from several different companies with in short period of time it doesn't look to good. Having credit checked once by Schneider shouldn't hurt your credit. Especially if you get the loan. Might help your credit lol.. who knows?

 

Yes that is how i understand it. No new account would indicate an decline for credit i'm guessing.

Not so sure if it is same anymore a lot of things have changed sense I had talk to him.

 

Short answer: yes

Me I don't mine the I 5 corridor but it is not my first choice. Yes there is plenty of loads, it's getting the loads to match my schedule (pick up and delivery times) for profit. This is what I find to be the most challenging. Also continuously running through the state of Oregon carries a hefty price tag at end of the month.. Oregon charges high price on millage tax to run through their state. Just a word to the wise ..

 

Don't say that to detour you.. just making it aware. I mostly stay on the I 15 corridor when running up and down Cali to WA.. I don't totally ignore I 5 either it's just those states are more trucker friendly and you will find better paying loads coming down from WA/OR to Utah! I try to only take one cheap shorter load from UT to CA instead of cheap load all the way down from WA..(FYI-In the west to get back to Cali where the higher paying loads are one has to usually take a dawg cheap load at some point..I try to make as light and as short as possible) Then take high paying load straight back WA (I -5 corridor) or step your way Cali to Utah (I-15 corridor) then Utah to WA .. Think you will find it more profitable that way. ..It's well worth it if you like the entrepreneur style trucking!