Schneider Wal-Mart dedicated Sterling Illinois

Running either reefer or dry van. Live unload at stores. Anywhere from 1 to 4 stores per load. Reefer gets priority unloading at stores. Make sure you verify pallets at stores. Could be day or night shift.

 

Keep your nose clean for another two months and look in the forums jobs section.

 

Walmart dedicated accounts aren't terrible. Some of the easiest work you can do with a mega. I did it for about a couple years when I was with Prime out of the DC in Olney, IL. You get assigned your route and trailer for the day in the dispatch office. Trailers are preloaded and sealed. You'll have a list of stops to make, which pallets are for each stop, and where they are on the trailer. Drive to walmart/Sam's club, check in at recieving, store associates unload pallets while you pull the stickers off the confirm they were received. It's not uncommon for a store to have to move another store's pallets to get to theirs. They also are generally poorly stacked.
Once you're empty, you'll most likely deadhead back to the DC to drop the trailer and prepare for your next run as hours allow. Sometimes they may have you load a backhaul. Drop trailer at the DC and do it all over again.
Walmart will keep you running 7 days a week, unless it's a major holiday. Loads are regional. I worked in a 300-mile radius. Get ready to become familiar with your state's backroads to reach those rural stores. If you can put up with Walmart's BS then you'll be okay for your first year. I think I grossed 60k when I was on the account.

 

London, KY DC smooth operation with Schneider. Out to 2-3 stores and back usually same day. Always easy to use bathroom and get food at stores. If you can’t make it back to London for some reason your good cause you at Wally World for the night.

 

If you don't do overnight driving, as a OTR driver,
Your not gonna make any money no matter
Where you go.
That explains your 19,000 in six months.

Since your dispatcher knows this,
There's a whole lot of loads he won't
Even consider sending your way.
He gives them to the guy/ girl that's gonna
Run thru the night and get it there without
Having to change any appointments.

Don't take this dedicated job if it's night driving.
And don't believe it when your dispatcher tells
You, you'll only work the day shift.
There gonna use who ever is available at any time
To make wal mart happy.

 

I was offer a position by the recruiter from Schneider a nighttime dedicated Walmart account .61 but she said it was 1300 miles out by Dallas do they get overtime I’m tryna at least get 2k or more or can I just switch after 3 months

 

If you live on a truck, willing to drive anywhere, it’s $1500 a week plus bonuses or take your commodity (and that’s what it is right now) and go someplace else.

$19,000 in ten months? Come on OP, I know you’re new, But that isn’t even worth the risk of driving around a big rig. You can do better than that.