If I don't get this job with Pepsi I have interview with them next Tuesday.
I got approved to drive for Stevens and if I don't get with Pepsi I'll ore for a while. Can anyone tell me anything about them with current info?
Lease or company and till me how much they are making a week... Thanks
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Discussion in 'Stevens' started by Dryver, Jun 4, 2013.
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If I don't get this job with Pepsi I have interview with them next Tuesday.
I got approved to drive for Stevens and if I don't get with Pepsi I'll ore for a while. Can anyone tell me anything about them with current info?
Lease or company and till me how much they are making a week... Thanks -
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Can you answer this persons questions?Trucker42BC Thanks this. -
what's the fuel surcharge lately?
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Well, I am company(4+ years) and run Texas Regional I am not sure what regular fleet makes now a days but there are miles to be had.
As for company or lease, I am not a fan of the lease program, I prefer to purchase and contract on. As a solo Lease Operator you need to run your butt off to make money, long hours little free time, it is a business don't expect a side life. If you train you can make money at leasing and have a week or so off every once in a while, but I still think you pay too much for the truck to get little at the end.
OTR for company won't make you rich but you can make, probably 35k 1st year if you hustle. But you need to hustle and learn who to talk to and how to move yourself. You can not depend on a DM how has a bunch of drivers to watch over.
Personally if you have your CDL and have some experience try a local or non training company. Stevens is a company to start out in or get a refresher, with that said yes you can make money, won't be a lot, you will gain experience, which pays forward, and it can look good on resume.
No sure the FSC right now sorry.SHOJim Thanks this. -
really depends on how you run your clock. when to take a repower or just sit a day or not. If you know how to work an 8 hour split, it can add up. Communicate. with your DM. Minimize multi stops in Florida runs. Midwest to the Northeast are my favorite
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my longest mile days are on i10, tx, nm, i70denver to Columbus, I 80 Evanston to just west of Cleveland where I get my 600 mile days, on 62 mph governed truck, where everyone passed me, unless I am light.
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more going on here than the shaffer thread. Can Shaffer compete with 49 per mile ?
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Shaffer offers 47-50c to start. Average driver in fleet made $62,000 last year. benefits are better, driver turn-over is far less and it's not a training company. Apples and oranges, a Stevens company driver will not get close to $62K.
I'm not bashing Stevens, they are one of the best training companies. They are not a career company, unless you like $35-40K and being treated like a rookie everyday. -
I know I haven't posted in a long time, but I'm still around here! To all the stevens drivers out there struggling with Work Flow...don't use it! It is a nightmare and the person in charge won't accept the problems. Use the standard macros for now. They'll eventually get it right, but for now we miss about 30% of the loaded, empty and other calls. This delays your dispatches, the load planners don't know you're available and there are literally hundreds of loads that drivers aren't paid on time because the empty calls didn't come thru.
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i heard that they were good on the work flow issues now. When I had issues id put them on my qc and I got called back.
i noticed my main issue is the navigation system from workflow. ive hit the x in top right corner after attempting to go to navigation from work flow. after hitting the x, exiting out id go to the home screen then go to navigation to see my fuel points and stops.
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