Stevens Transport
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I forgot to mention im going to driving dchool here in georgia,
They sound like a really good company to me, from what I've researched. They seem founded on strong core values and excellence. I think it's great you're going with them. They have a training center right here in Denver and I'd love to be part of that. You're going to do great with them. Learn as much as you can and be as hands-on as you can. Stay positive. They are definitely one of my top choices of companies to work for. I just can't go over the road for a couple of years. But you GO for it! Enjoy working for them. They seem like they have their act together.
-mountain girl
Over The Road:
Over The Road
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.
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I start in trainig this sunday just lookig for some advice about stevens transport. I have seen alot of different reviews jusg wkndering if there are any cyrrent stevns drivers or people who knows stevens drivers tk give me some pointers and tipd if what to expect. Thanks in advance fkr the pointers.