Superior Carriers, my experience.

not really, however, we do go to alot of places where they make you shave! Most guys, that have been here a while know those places and tell them not to send them there because, they don't want to shave. I've only been to 2 places like that, it was actually my day to shave before I showed up, so no worries for me.

 

Unless it's changed since I last looked, the law says 10 years CDL history, 3 years non-CDL history.

 

actually, I've put 10 years, period! Only been driving for 8, also it always asks either accidents/etc in the past 3 years, some 5...the REALLY REALLY hard to land(awesome ones) ask 10 years. haha

 

They follow the DOT regulations to the letter. You can go to the

They follow the DOT regulations to the letter. You can go to the FMCSA web site for more info. Unless it’s changed the DOT doesn’t accept hair follicle tests at this time, but they are trying to pass that law. A lot of companies do hair follicle tests also just to be extra cautious I guess.

 

They follow the DOT requirements to the letter. You can go to the FMCSA website for more info. Unless it has changed the DOT doesn’t accept hair follicle tests, but they are trying to pass it into law. A lot of companies do urine and hair but I suppose that’s an extra precaution for now.

 

Have the converted the entire fleet to all auto now? Does anyone know if they have a rider and pet policy?

 

They are still in the process of converting to auto, so there are still manual trucks out there. No riders and no pets since there's a lot of refinery entries.

 

Ive saw the question come up about their drug test and their web site says it follows the DOT requirements to the letter. So that’s urinalysis right?

 

Wouldn't be wise to push your luck and pop hot for something. you might want to rethink your career if you can't pass a hair follicle test and shouldn't be on the road especially pulling a tanker doing that #### anyways