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Pretty sure youve made like 6 threads about this already.... Sent from my VS870 4G using Xparent Pink Tapatalk 2

Depends on the company . Sent from my VS920 4G using Tapatalk 2

To be honest, if you didnt want drivers opinions, I wouldnt have posted this question in a forum that is mostly drivers, but would have contacted the specific carriers that you were interested in. If you are just searching for one that would take you they more than likely wont be the right...

Tri-state limited solos while we were there a few yeara ago. Sent from my VS920 4G using Tapatalk 2

To be honest, going from a sprinter to a straight, I would choose a straight. You never worry about losing your bed for a load You have dedicated storage space The fridge and microwave will save you a ton of money and you can eat much better Yes, you abide by hos, but it is for your own...

A supportive wife will make it or break it. I'm out here with my husband :)

At our previous carrier we were chosen once a quarter for randoms for three years straight. I had the luxury of alcohol as well every quarter. Nicks first one was the day after an incident with a dispatcher in which they didn't follow dispatching protocol and he called them out on it.

We saw a nun at the Casino in Tucson once. We were really confused, then we realized it was Halloween :rolleyes:

The truth is the best thing you can give. Yes you can sugar coat with high sign on bonuses and little hidden words, but unfortunately it is going to attract drivers for the wrong reason resulting in unsatisfied drivers and in turn a high turn over rate. Also if you do hand out literature my...

Most companies allow dogs, and cats for that matter. But generally speaking, loads that pick up at power plants,airports, military and gov. Facilities do not allow them. Not saying all, just most. I have seen drivers from FECC, Bolt, and TS with dogs.