Schneider or Prime for training?

I would go with Schneider....chemical will pay way more than food grade...u get detention and layover and all that good stuff...food grade pay is cheap and u have extremely long wait times...

 

You've never even worked for Prime? How does that quality you to bash then.


OP I worked on primes tanker div for a short while, it wasn't my cuppa tea. I'm over on flatbed now having a much better time of thing.

Food grade pays well, pays detention and layover and such. I got out because I'm a runner and wanted the training on flatbed anyhow.


Food for thought.

 

Lol u quit tankers to go to flatbed? Lol I was the complete opposite..i quit flatbed to pull me a tank lol

 

Yeah I remember that back in June/July.

tanker is too boring for my taste.

 

What's up road warriors, central refrigerated or stevens transport
For training

 

From they way their drivers drive I'd say Stevens, no contest.

 

In April...i love flatbed but that tarping isn't for me....Lol tarping came from the devil

 

How many miles are you all gettting on tanker and flatbed.. Im a newbie

 

2800 plus on tanker about the same for flatbed

 

My super trucker step son started as a newbie with Schneider. After a yr he is a "training Engineer" and has the decal to prove it. He is round one, he gets a student out of orientation, drive around the midwest ( cause he is a ##### and won't do mountains, or go east of Cleveland,,,of yea,,,he recently added tall bridges ( in Houston, or underground caves in Mo to his list of " won't do's" ) try's to say he wants to make a difference in quality driver trying then brags he is about the $40 a day, maybe 2 attempts to back up.
After 1 week students go back to Green Bay for more orientation and driving test, lasts about 8 days then you get your ride,,,

even Werner put students 325 hrs behind the wheel, tries to get mountain driving, city driving,trip planning etc.

schneider used to be pretty good for training,,,but not so much anymore....go with Prime for the experience and training.