Schneider Chat Room version 2.0

Yes way.. Pulled into a rest area with minutes left on my 14. Absolutely no reason to fabricate a story. 3 loads, 147, 142, 228 miles in length. All drops. One customer didn't have an mt. 2.33, 2.09, 1.52 all miles for each. Probably won't do it again though. Haven't been that tired in a long time.

 

Not saying I didn't believe you. I'm just saying I couldn't do it lol

 

@Friday .. are you still with us?

 

@mickeyrat how's the new gig going? Haven't been on much following if you've said anything. Wishing you well brother! You've been a huge help to me. Not sure I've ever said thank you. But I greatly appreciate all the time you took out for this noob!!!

 

Haha yeah I'm still here. Haven't been checking in too much recently.

Fun news. They asked me if I want to be a TE

 

Hello current Schneider drivers. Im retiring from the military and considering driving with Schneider on a Regional out of Texas. Any experienced drivers that are Veterans here that can give me some insight on pay and routes/runsin the texas region?

 

@MilitaryVet MOS?

 

12B Combat Engineer @91B20H8.

 

Welcome to the industry, SNI pay is not the worst you can do, the training is really good if you apply yourself. SNI is a really good starter company, can't give you an exact # but figure .38-.42 cpm to start. You'll struggle to run 250-300 miles a day till you figure out what your doing, 1month? 6month's? It's on you to ask and learn. Can't help you on miles for Texas regional but plan 400-550 a day once you figure out the system.