Update on Trimac.

Are there any oo that are w the co?

 

Do they train? Or do they require tanker experience

 

What is Trimac insurance like?

 

First year you have 2500 deductible per person on insurance, second year you can drop to 1500 deductible. Runs me about 160 a week for family coverage.

 

Not all branches have OO, just check your area.

 

Can't speak for all areas, but the terminal I work at is going to lease from Ryder . Getting new freight liners . Apu , automatic trans

 

Not to dispute Ethos. I am just a regular company driver, not Elite Team. Money has been mostly good, my 2 biggest issues at this point have been tractor issues/maintenance (should be gone soon as they are going to lease new vehicles and get rid of these old Maverick trucks) the other issue I have is with pre planning. Almost every terminal I have dealt with is scrambling to find you a load out after you arrive, which as you can imagine leads to sitting, which leads to lost money. My terminals operation manager actually said to me that "if you haven't figured it out, most branches are worse at planning than we are" let's just say that didn't engender a great deal of confidence.