Trailiner Springfield Mo

I worked there years ago, good company, coast to coast runs, take dry freight to west coast and pick produce take back to east. Should get good miles every week and be though springfield.

 

I worked for this company about a year and a half. In my opinion its a good place. Good trucks good trailers. Good miles just where I lived bad hometime. Mostly coast to coast is what I did .

 

Trailiner is a decent company, I worked for them 3 different times , I didnt leave because of anything they did. The only thing I didnt like was as a solo driver you slip seat, ( different truck every trip) , generally they are a bunch of good ole boys. Just keep your nose clean and hope you get a good 1st seat.

 

let us know how it goes.

 

Stay away from Trailiner if you like driving. This is the company to go to when you are ready to retire or give up driving. They offer free insurance and sign on bonus, but never give you the miles to get it. They own their own insurance, they only allow physicals from Dr. Gil, who we all know is a quack to start with. The school is a joke, just lock you into a 2 year contract so you can't leave or they charge you thousands of dollars. You have to have Haman to get any bonuses, which they conveniently forget to tell you before it is too late. You get stranded at produce houses for days without detention pay (although they tell you you get detention pay). They charge you for typical road hazard repairs (windshield, paint chips, ect.) You get charged for damages to trailers that happen before you even had the trailer (damages at shipper by yard jocks) When you do get tired of being lied to and try to quit, they do everything they can to keep you from driving for anyone ever again. Save yourself the nightmare, and just stay away from Trailiner Corp.

 

Anyone have any more info on trailiner? Thinking of starting my career with them.