I deliver to a Walmart distribution center and at the guard shack they put a seal on the door, when I goto the traffic office they ask me to take the seal off when I back in.
Asked them what the purpose of the seal is and they state to secure the load. I asked them why do you ask me to take...
The local Ceva office had me on a load that was booked out of Seattle. Our office told them to call me at 10pm for POD
Well, I got a nice wakeup call at 1am.
Guess they don't know the difference between time zones :rolleyes:
I know they get a bad rap, but mine has been okay. I have had plenty of problems with the Freighliner M2's at the last company I was with
Hino's are pretty weak up hills, that is my one complaint
Before expenses it might be possible. I'm lucky to net 1000 a month right now:eek
Honestly, I was making more working for a local courier making $10.00 an hour. I don't even keep track of my hours now. I just don't want to know:(. I am looking towards the future when the economy recovers...
I would guess very few solo's are making 100k
and if they are that is gross before all expenses
It does seem to be picking up but most of us are still struggling to survive
Hey, thanks for posting this. I am joining up with Anytime Fitness this month and these tips will be helpful. Looking for cardio/weight loss. With a little bit of muscle toning. Not looking to become Mr. Strongman hehehe:D
It has been at least 15 years since I belonged to a gym, time to...
Well, check with Ceva Global Logistics,
check with Bax/Schenker
I also checked and Towne Air/Rocket Expedite has an office in Atlanta according to their website
Hope this helps:)
Yeah, I am the odd one without a sleeper.
I don't know of any "true expedite" companies willing to sign on a non sleeper
Better to check with Air Freight type companies
Or local couriers
Let us know where you live for better advice:)
Well, $1.10 for a straight truck isn't the worst pay, but it's not the best either. Kinda middle of the road.
FSC(fuel surcharge) will really help you out with the rising fuel costs
Most companies advertise "no forced dispatch" This means that you don't have to accept what they are offering you. If you have to take whatever they call you on then you have forced dispatch.
It depends on what you were told by your recruiter and what is in your contract.
As I said before...