Truth about Paul Miller Trucking

I hope you find another job at least making as much as you are now or better. I'm glad I got out of trucking when I did. It seems the only safe havens now for drivers are the small carriers who financially can't afford to screw their drivers over.

 

You've got enough experience that you can just about go anywhere. It can only get better, right? Best of luck.

 

Good luck with your job hunting

 

You must be on the van side

 

I work for paul miller. Dispatch is good to me at least.
I get home on the weekends and once or twice during the week.
Nothings ever promised, it all depends on how the week goes. Loads etc but they do their best.
I communicate with my dispatcher and we try to work together to make it happen. Sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't. For me, they seem pretty good. Nothings ever 100% no matter where u work.

 

I know from a office side of things my previous employer had a few dealings with them in the past and honestly they were not that bad to deal with until the turn over in the office started getting rough and I guess with that level of change the training aspect was not as strong because we used to have problems getting things confirmed, sent to us, etc. and it turned into a nightmare. I hope things have gotten better and they have been able to work through the difficulties especially having recently moved their operation to Camp Hill. I wish them all the best because back in the day they were always pleasant to deal with.

 

I worked for Paul Miller Trucking for 5 years 10 months before they railroaded me to repo the truck. They said I said I was bringing a gun on Monday morning for a meeting with the safety department, now get this I learned how to make money with a ######## company with all the ######## that any person could withstand. This company has a policy to make sure that all the lease purchase drivers fail at 100 percent along with a 125 percent turnover rate. Only 2 drivers paid off the lease on 2012 trucks however the trucks have been leased out over 5 times with no clean tittles so the only 2 drivers couldn't move if they wanted to, so they're forced in a business of dictatorship were as one person decides who makes money and doesn't.
I purchased the truck for 150,000.00 for a 7 year purchase, worked 5 years 10 months and contract was verbally terminated now tell me want you think 323,000.00 in.