How does one consider a company that is almost impossible to get info on from other drivers? I am looking at a small company (34 trucks) that runs 90% dedicated lanes. Things are Ok where I am at now, no real complaints but I just feel out of place here. I've searched the site on this company and there is literally nothing about them. I've been keeping my eyes open for drivers at the truckstop and seriously have never seen one although I do see them up and down the interstate in Florida. They run older tractors, mostly Columbia's and some internationals and a handful owner ops. Equipment looks decently maintained. The little bit info I have gathered, via website, they are 100% elog as the owner is on the board for peoplenet. So to me, a small outfit that doesn't run outlaw Is a plus. The guy I've been back and forth With said most drivers have been there 10-15 yrs.
My issue is, I've been burned by a Small company before. Now what?
Worth a shot?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Jorihe84, Jan 22, 2013.
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don't forget safety score, business credit, I.e., bbb.com, d&b rating, also a source that might know something or someone are local big truck tow companies in the hometown of this small carrier that does regulwr business and a truck repair shop that you snoop around and find out from their vendors, why because most often gruntled drivers talk to the vendors....lol
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