W.L.Davis

Ahhh....Life as a line driver, a completely legal book, an 11 hr. out and back and nearly 90 thou a year. Meanwhile, you hang your ### out there running two books to scratch out a living that equals pennies per hr. and you completely disregard CSA 2010. Hmmm.. Wonder who's gonna have the last laugh here.

 

Not hard to find out info on anybody guys. Just another reefer company.

http://www.wldavistrucking.com/

 

Really?
Well then, this may come as a surprise to you, but
some of us don't believe you.

 

W.L. Davis.... Neva hoid of them... OOh wait... Arent they the ones that have them trucks with the Indian Heads? No.... The ones with the big gold "S" on them? No... Wait i got it now.. They have big orange trucks, and are from Green Bay? Wrong again? Aw nuts.. Give us more INFO on them... Jk man. Like most outfits, they have good and bad spots ya know? I've talked with a driver who works for them, he had no complaints... Safe Journeys...

 

They are a smaller outfit based in Texas. My Dad drove for them back in the early 80's (probably when they first started). I heard a lot of bad stuff about them from my Mom (who did my Dad's books) and I know he moved on to work for Brady here in So Cal hauling material instead of reefers once they got divorced. Pretty funny... I'm sitting here looking at a pic of my brother and I on that same truck with the "W.L. Davis" sign on the side... ha ha!

 

No kidding. My brother worked for them. He would start out in Fort Wort. Drive to El Paso Texas, That would take 10 hours. Then he would throw that log sheet away and continue onto Phoenix. Get a two or three hour nap anthen deliver to Phoenix and Tolleson AZ.That took him about twelve hours. Then he would drive west of Phoneix about three hours nd hide his papers and back log then go on to California get three hous sleep deliver then pick up then head back to Texas.

 

The good ole days.