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Posted: 6 years, 5 months ago
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Thanks Sam, I appreciate it!
Hey Steven. Sam here I'm a rookie in training. You will ultimately have to decide what is best for you. Call recruiting for each company they should be able to inform you on everything you would like to know. Honestly dnt know much about other two companies u asked about. TMC though did come to my school while I was there. They seem like a solid company. Home time guaranteed on weekends. They also do percentage pay. Which I kinda liked. They are an employee owned company as well which is something else I really didn't know can be in the trucking world as far as how companies operate. That's all I bout remember. Oh yeah ! They have strictly all Peterbilts but soon as you solo out u get your own truck with your name on the door. Hope this helped you. Again call a recruiter to get the whole aspect of everything they offer. Good luck !!
Ok guys, I am just getting into trucking. In school for my CDL and plan to use my GI Bill with a company. My top three options so far are TMC, Maverick, and Jim Palmer. Looking for advise on which would be the better option. I am looking for OTR or regional / best pay and benefits.
Posted: 6 years, 5 months ago
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Ok guys, I am just getting into trucking. In school for my CDL and plan to use my GI Bill with a company. My top three options so far are TMC, Maverick, and Jim Palmer. Looking for advise on which would be the better option. I am looking for OTR or regional / best pay and benefits.
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New Driver Options?
Yeah that could cause me some issues, especially since I will be starting smack dab in the middle of winter. The biggest thing I don't want to happen, is trusting their yearly salary quotes that they have posted on the sites and find out that I'm always sitting and not getting loads or miles. I wanna run and make as much as I possibly can.