Schneider or Prime for training?

I'll also add that I'll probably never pull anything else but a chemical tanker. It would take an amazing offer to get me to switch.

 

Any time someone asks me to vote on a company, and give a whole list or just two.....if Prime is on the list, I vote against them. No other reason than I just hate them. Hate their trucks. Hate their business practice. Hate everything about them.

I have gone with 2 large companies in my entire career: J.B. Hunt, and Knight....and they both screwed me so bad you wouldn't even imagine. But if someone was to hold a gun to my head while standing in front of three trucks (Prime, Knight, and J.B.) and said "Pick one, and drive it for a year, or die now", I would definitely jump in one of the trucks that does not say Prime on the door.

Hope that helps.

 

Yeah, but you are a generally negative person. I'm betting you brought some of that on yourself so......

 

No.....I am a realist. "Sugar coating" is not my best suit. And I speak my mind, and lay MY thoughts out on the table. People are welcome to heed my advice, or ignore it, just like anyone else on here so.....

 

Wow, speaking your mind, hope you have some more unique talents than that.

 

LOL! I'm not gonna argue with you. I can tell that's what you're fishing for, and it will only get the thread closed and/or both of us in trouble. So have a good day.

 

Bit late to the party, but if you are firm on those 2, I'd go with Schneider. Pay is a bit lower than other chemical tank companies, but after a year or so, you'll have a leg up at those other companies than a guy with similar length of driving experience with a dry van or food grade company.

I'd guess that if you live close to the terminal you'll also find yourself at home a lot more frequently than with Prime.