A good trucking company to get your class A cdl training with?
Q. I have heard a lot of bad things about some trucking companies to get your class a CDL training through, and was just wondering what some good companies may be. Thanks. I currently live in Michigan.
Asked by Matt3 - Sun May 17 16:28:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on where you live. Stevens Transport is a pretty good company.
Answered by Daniel R - Sun May 17 16:58:31 2009
Q. I have heard a lot of bad things about some trucking companies to get your class a CDL training through, and was just wondering what some good companies may be. Thanks. I currently live in Michigan.
Asked by Matt3 - Sun May 17 16:28:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on where you live. Stevens Transport is a pretty good company.
Answered by Daniel R - Sun May 17 16:58:31 2009
How do I start a successful trucking business?
Q. My brother told me that it was easy to start out with one big rig, and that I would rake in lots of income. I'm a little skeptic of the idea, but we found a good truck for a good deal. He said for me to invest some money in making my own business and that I would get it in return, plus more. Do you think it's a good idea to start my own business?Or should I find something else to invest in?I'm trying to educate myself about the trucking business and the whole "class A" thing.I appreciate any good answers and comments. Thanks.
Asked by CARLOS V - Sun Dec 17 05:55:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you done your research.the foundation of any business is innovation,creativity and newness.what do your competition(s) do or are doing that u can do better but most of all a good business plan would save you a lot of heart pain.Do your research first on the idea
Answered by quest779 - Sun Dec 17 07:09:50 2006
Q. My brother told me that it was easy to start out with one big rig, and that I would rake in lots of income. I'm a little skeptic of the idea, but we found a good truck for a good deal. He said for me to invest some money in making my own business and that I would get it in return, plus more. Do you think it's a good idea to start my own business?Or should I find something else to invest in?I'm trying to educate myself about the trucking business and the whole "class A" thing.I appreciate any good answers and comments. Thanks.
Asked by CARLOS V - Sun Dec 17 05:55:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you done your research.the foundation of any business is innovation,creativity and newness.what do your competition(s) do or are doing that u can do better but most of all a good business plan would save you a lot of heart pain.Do your research first on the idea
Answered by quest779 - Sun Dec 17 07:09:50 2006
small trucking company, What computer software is the best to use in the office?
Q. I'm looking into opening a small trucking company and they advertise so many software programs. Can anyone recommend one that is easy to use and only keeps track of the things i really need to keep track of. Also any good websites for finding loads?
Asked by katie - Tue Jan 8 00:15:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hi !!! good to know tht u are about to opening a small trucking company... its good... so you want to know about wht computer software is best to use in office...for this purpose... ok.. as i am in this field of Computer...i am Software Engineer..and developed... a software for specifically this purpose only... so you can have it for just at cheap prices...and regarding websites...you can go at...www.tradeindia.com /// www.indiamart.com /// www.alibaba.com bye.
Answered by sunny_osiris - Tue Jan 8 00:32:15 2008
Q. I'm looking into opening a small trucking company and they advertise so many software programs. Can anyone recommend one that is easy to use and only keeps track of the things i really need to keep track of. Also any good websites for finding loads?
Asked by katie - Tue Jan 8 00:15:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hi !!! good to know tht u are about to opening a small trucking company... its good... so you want to know about wht computer software is best to use in office...for this purpose... ok.. as i am in this field of Computer...i am Software Engineer..and developed... a software for specifically this purpose only... so you can have it for just at cheap prices...and regarding websites...you can go at...www.tradeindia.com /// www.indiamart.com /// www.alibaba.com bye.
Answered by sunny_osiris - Tue Jan 8 00:32:15 2008
What trucking companies hire and train inexperienced drivers?
Q. I live in VA, but wanna look for a trucking company the can train and hire me as a owner operator around the Chicago,IL area.
Asked by criss.dead - Thu Dec 18 20:17:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well most companies will only train inexperienced drivers only if they already have their CDL just no over the road experience, but you can go to a trucking school and then get hired on at a company and the company will pay for the school as long as you stay at the company for a certain period of time, only company i know of that has a school within the company that would hire someone with no CDL and then you go through their little school is Schneider, you'll just have to get the CDL permit b4 going to them, here's the link to the company... and here's the link to tell about the little school within the company... hope all this helps
Answered by ChevyPride0310 - Thu Dec 18 20:26:49 2008
Q. I live in VA, but wanna look for a trucking company the can train and hire me as a owner operator around the Chicago,IL area.
Asked by criss.dead - Thu Dec 18 20:17:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well most companies will only train inexperienced drivers only if they already have their CDL just no over the road experience, but you can go to a trucking school and then get hired on at a company and the company will pay for the school as long as you stay at the company for a certain period of time, only company i know of that has a school within the company that would hire someone with no CDL and then you go through their little school is Schneider, you'll just have to get the CDL permit b4 going to them, here's the link to the company... and here's the link to tell about the little school within the company... hope all this helps
Answered by ChevyPride0310 - Thu Dec 18 20:26:49 2008
What are some long haul trucking companies in PNW that will pay for CDL training?
Q. My husband has nine years of driving experience as a courier, and is looking to get into long haul trucking, but we cannot afford to pay for CDL license training. Does anyone know of any trucking companies in the Pacific Northwest area (Washington, Oregon) in the United States that pay for driver training and CDL licensing? Thanks very much!
Asked by idontmatch - Fri Aug 14 20:29:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have him try Swift they have a dedicated heavy haul for Costco out of Sumner. That is where Costco and the Swift yard is located. Try Gordon Trucking Inc. also out of Sumner. J. B Hunt might be hiring don't know. You also want to try May Trucking they are just south of Portland. Really any of the major carriers will put someone thru school. I hope this will help the two of you make a choice...
Answered by Spidy - Sat Aug 15 00:12:36 2009
Q. My husband has nine years of driving experience as a courier, and is looking to get into long haul trucking, but we cannot afford to pay for CDL license training. Does anyone know of any trucking companies in the Pacific Northwest area (Washington, Oregon) in the United States that pay for driver training and CDL licensing? Thanks very much!
Asked by idontmatch - Fri Aug 14 20:29:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have him try Swift they have a dedicated heavy haul for Costco out of Sumner. That is where Costco and the Swift yard is located. Try Gordon Trucking Inc. also out of Sumner. J. B Hunt might be hiring don't know. You also want to try May Trucking they are just south of Portland. Really any of the major carriers will put someone thru school. I hope this will help the two of you make a choice...
Answered by Spidy - Sat Aug 15 00:12:36 2009
How is the trucking industry doing today?
Q. Are trucking companies hiring or letting go of their employees? Is that industry growing or slowing down? How many jobs have been lost or gained? Is it a good idea to do truck driving in 2009 and in coming years?
Asked by Julio C - Fri Jan 9 09:38:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many small trucking companies are going out of business now while larger companies are surviving. There are plenty of loads out there for the O/O but they are significantly cheaper than before. If you are looking for work for one of the giants like Schneider, Warner, CR England, or similar you will be able to find work but don't expect to make more than $35,000 a year for the first 2 - 3 years at least.
Answered by Agent007ishere - Tue Jan 13 14:44:47 2009
Q. Are trucking companies hiring or letting go of their employees? Is that industry growing or slowing down? How many jobs have been lost or gained? Is it a good idea to do truck driving in 2009 and in coming years?
Asked by Julio C - Fri Jan 9 09:38:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many small trucking companies are going out of business now while larger companies are surviving. There are plenty of loads out there for the O/O but they are significantly cheaper than before. If you are looking for work for one of the giants like Schneider, Warner, CR England, or similar you will be able to find work but don't expect to make more than $35,000 a year for the first 2 - 3 years at least.
Answered by Agent007ishere - Tue Jan 13 14:44:47 2009
How is chemistry used in the trucking industry?
Q. Support your decision with a convincing statement about how the trucking industry uses chemistry and which aspects of chemistry are important to know.
Asked by The Zen Master - Tue May 8 15:28:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trucking industry uses chemistry for safety, power, and grip. First, the chemistry of truck tires is vital to how much grip can be provided and how they perform when cold; rubber that freezes easily won't grab the road in the winter. Trucks use diesel fuel to power their engines, since the properties of diesel combustion are advantageous for hauling heavy loads long distances. The compression ignition of a diesel means very high compression ratios, which correspond to high effieciencies. Finally, while hauling a variety of substances, it is vital to understand how to handle them safely and how to deal with a spill. The different characteristics of different chemicals and fuels determine how much can be hauled, what it is hauled in, [cont.]
Answered by harvityharvharvharv - Fri May 11 00:23:58 2007
Q. Support your decision with a convincing statement about how the trucking industry uses chemistry and which aspects of chemistry are important to know.
Asked by The Zen Master - Tue May 8 15:28:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trucking industry uses chemistry for safety, power, and grip. First, the chemistry of truck tires is vital to how much grip can be provided and how they perform when cold; rubber that freezes easily won't grab the road in the winter. Trucks use diesel fuel to power their engines, since the properties of diesel combustion are advantageous for hauling heavy loads long distances. The compression ignition of a diesel means very high compression ratios, which correspond to high effieciencies. Finally, while hauling a variety of substances, it is vital to understand how to handle them safely and how to deal with a spill. The different characteristics of different chemicals and fuels determine how much can be hauled, what it is hauled in, [cont.]
Answered by harvityharvharvharv - Fri May 11 00:23:58 2007
Can I get out of contract or switch to another trucking company?
Q. I have to drive for Swift trucking for 14 months since they paid for my school. But I was told by a driver with Schnieder trucking that I can switch my contract over to them and still pay off the loan. I know if I were to quit or just not show up I would owe them, but I think I can make better money with another company. Truckers make good money, but I will be broke for the first year, I'm sure.
Asked by animalcrackers31 - Wed Jan 31 18:16:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to Free Advice on a comnputer engine search. They allows you to post a question to a labor lawyer. A lawyer would have to read the contract to see if there is an out. Probably, if you leave, you would be responsibnle for paying for the training you recdeieved at an anormously high rate. Let a lawyer who understands labor law in your state tell you if ytou could leave without poenalty, and if there is a penalty, can you be sued.
Answered by Legandivori - Wed Jan 31 18:39:27 2007
Q. I have to drive for Swift trucking for 14 months since they paid for my school. But I was told by a driver with Schnieder trucking that I can switch my contract over to them and still pay off the loan. I know if I were to quit or just not show up I would owe them, but I think I can make better money with another company. Truckers make good money, but I will be broke for the first year, I'm sure.
Asked by animalcrackers31 - Wed Jan 31 18:16:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to Free Advice on a comnputer engine search. They allows you to post a question to a labor lawyer. A lawyer would have to read the contract to see if there is an out. Probably, if you leave, you would be responsibnle for paying for the training you recdeieved at an anormously high rate. Let a lawyer who understands labor law in your state tell you if ytou could leave without poenalty, and if there is a penalty, can you be sued.
Answered by Legandivori - Wed Jan 31 18:39:27 2007
Are there any class A CDL trucking companies that will school an inexperienced husband and wife team together?
Q. We have no trucking schools near home and think that the best way to get both of us cdls would be through a trucking company that offers schooling and training, but are there any that will train us together as a team?
Asked by Crystal - Mon Aug 13 20:03:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. welcome to the crazy world of trucking... they probably wont train you as a team, each of you seperate most likely. all the big trucking companies out there (schneider, jb hunt, swift, werner, cr england, etc.) will train you with a time commitment (ie. schneider wants you to stay for a year) and they train you for free from scratch. now you might be able to get back together with your husband after both of you are done with training, and then drive together. i would call the respective company to find out what their policy regarding husband-wife team is. hope this helps, good luck
Answered by magiceye81 - Mon Aug 13 23:14:54 2007
Q. We have no trucking schools near home and think that the best way to get both of us cdls would be through a trucking company that offers schooling and training, but are there any that will train us together as a team?
Asked by Crystal - Mon Aug 13 20:03:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. welcome to the crazy world of trucking... they probably wont train you as a team, each of you seperate most likely. all the big trucking companies out there (schneider, jb hunt, swift, werner, cr england, etc.) will train you with a time commitment (ie. schneider wants you to stay for a year) and they train you for free from scratch. now you might be able to get back together with your husband after both of you are done with training, and then drive together. i would call the respective company to find out what their policy regarding husband-wife team is. hope this helps, good luck
Answered by magiceye81 - Mon Aug 13 23:14:54 2007
My father wants to open a trucking company any advice on how to go about doing so?
Q. My father already has two semis' and has been wanting to open a trucking company, one that dispatches truckers around the states? Is there anything you would advise, whether it be a book or a site. As well how would one get the insurance for trucks and their cargo's. I've seen that Progressive Direct offers Commercial Insurance how does that work? As, well as how does one get the loads? Thank you for all your help!
Asked by s.benitez - Wed Sep 17 22:13:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to score.org and in the upper left hand corner, enter your zip code. On the next screen, you will find the SCORE chapter nearest you. Call them and arrange for a free meeting with a SCORE counselor. SCORE "Counselors to America's Small Business" is a nonprofit association dedicated to educating entrepreneurs and the formation, growth and success of small business nationwide. SCORE is a resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SCORE was founded in 1964 and is headquartered in Herndon, VA and Washington, DC and has 389 chapters throughout the United States and its territories, with 11,500 volunteers nationwide. Both working and retired executives and business owners donate time and expertise as business… [cont.]
Answered by New Haven SCORE - Thu Sep 18 07:44:40 2008
Q. My father already has two semis' and has been wanting to open a trucking company, one that dispatches truckers around the states? Is there anything you would advise, whether it be a book or a site. As well how would one get the insurance for trucks and their cargo's. I've seen that Progressive Direct offers Commercial Insurance how does that work? As, well as how does one get the loads? Thank you for all your help!
Asked by s.benitez - Wed Sep 17 22:13:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to score.org and in the upper left hand corner, enter your zip code. On the next screen, you will find the SCORE chapter nearest you. Call them and arrange for a free meeting with a SCORE counselor. SCORE "Counselors to America's Small Business" is a nonprofit association dedicated to educating entrepreneurs and the formation, growth and success of small business nationwide. SCORE is a resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SCORE was founded in 1964 and is headquartered in Herndon, VA and Washington, DC and has 389 chapters throughout the United States and its territories, with 11,500 volunteers nationwide. Both working and retired executives and business owners donate time and expertise as business… [cont.]
Answered by New Haven SCORE - Thu Sep 18 07:44:40 2008
1400 Drivers at Arrow Trucking in Tulsa fired on Christmas Day. What happens to all the freight on the truck?
Q. Christmas Day Arrow Trucking went out of business, shut off fuel card for drivers, and drivers were told to take their truck to the nearest Freightliner. Then find their own way back home. Is this due to the Democrat mandates that will take effect January 1?
Asked by Aisha - Sat Dec 26 12:12:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes,the Democratic mandate will cripple the US, come Jan. that is what the have in mind, however, so they can regulate us better,.. Called Government takeover,
Answered by Walk on the Wild Side - Sat Dec 26 12:58:42 2009
Q. Christmas Day Arrow Trucking went out of business, shut off fuel card for drivers, and drivers were told to take their truck to the nearest Freightliner. Then find their own way back home. Is this due to the Democrat mandates that will take effect January 1?
Asked by Aisha - Sat Dec 26 12:12:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes,the Democratic mandate will cripple the US, come Jan. that is what the have in mind, however, so they can regulate us better,.. Called Government takeover,
Answered by Walk on the Wild Side - Sat Dec 26 12:58:42 2009
Is it legal for all the trucking companies in the United States to organise for a fuel surcharge?
Q. If all the trucking companies imposed a fuel surcharge of one dollar per loaded mile, to be given to the person that pays for the fuel at the pump and for every truckload to be no less than two dollars per loaded mile. Would the shippers and brokers of this country have to honor their rates or is it illegal for that industry to charge a minimun rate for their services?
Asked by Paul O - Mon Mar 31 03:18:07 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they don't they won't be in business for long. "Some body got to pay the freight."
Answered by The Hammer - Mon Mar 31 03:40:53 2008
Q. If all the trucking companies imposed a fuel surcharge of one dollar per loaded mile, to be given to the person that pays for the fuel at the pump and for every truckload to be no less than two dollars per loaded mile. Would the shippers and brokers of this country have to honor their rates or is it illegal for that industry to charge a minimun rate for their services?
Asked by Paul O - Mon Mar 31 03:18:07 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they don't they won't be in business for long. "Some body got to pay the freight."
Answered by The Hammer - Mon Mar 31 03:40:53 2008
Can someone give me a information on becoming a outside recruiter for the trucking industry?
Q. I am interested in becoming a outside recruiter for the trucking industry. Any information you could pass on to me would be very helpful. I live in the central US. Thanks
Asked by goingfast2004 - Thu Nov 1 17:42:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Run while you can!!! The trucking industry has a HUGE driver shortage right now. Insurance companies are placing more strict requirements upon their policyholders (I can't hire a driver if they have more than 3 points on their record. That's 2 moving violations in 3 years, for those that may not know!) . Also, you are talking about a "career" that requires the driver to be away from home for extended periods of time, for maybe ok pay. Also add the expected influx of trucks hitting America from Mexico, and the competition those companies will be hitting the States with. As well as the rising cost of fuel, insurance, maintenance. And let's not forget all the governmental pressures and influences. It is a very thankless industry. (In that… [cont.]
Answered by SnitchMO - Thu Nov 1 18:07:13 2007
Q. I am interested in becoming a outside recruiter for the trucking industry. Any information you could pass on to me would be very helpful. I live in the central US. Thanks
Asked by goingfast2004 - Thu Nov 1 17:42:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Run while you can!!! The trucking industry has a HUGE driver shortage right now. Insurance companies are placing more strict requirements upon their policyholders (I can't hire a driver if they have more than 3 points on their record. That's 2 moving violations in 3 years, for those that may not know!) . Also, you are talking about a "career" that requires the driver to be away from home for extended periods of time, for maybe ok pay. Also add the expected influx of trucks hitting America from Mexico, and the competition those companies will be hitting the States with. As well as the rising cost of fuel, insurance, maintenance. And let's not forget all the governmental pressures and influences. It is a very thankless industry. (In that… [cont.]
Answered by SnitchMO - Thu Nov 1 18:07:13 2007
Which trucking company based in the North East or New Angland pays the best?
Q. Any good trucking companies out there that pay very well?
Asked by elsexyculo - Sat Jul 19 03:07:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on experience try Schneider or JB Hunt
Answered by gapsusie - Sat Jul 19 04:12:15 2008
Q. Any good trucking companies out there that pay very well?
Asked by elsexyculo - Sat Jul 19 03:07:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on experience try Schneider or JB Hunt
Answered by gapsusie - Sat Jul 19 04:12:15 2008
Are there an trucking companies that sponsor 20 year olds in getting their cdl?
Q. I am 20 and want to obtain my cdl class a and get into trucking, I'm looking to see if there are any companies that would pay for me to do it even though I am 20, I turn 21 in 5 months.
Asked by Pat B - Sun Mar 30 00:44:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on your local state laws, you MAY be able to drive truck inside your home state, but you MUST be 21 to drive a commercial vehicle across state lines. Many companies won't even consider hiring you until you're 23, due to their insurance policies.
Answered by JetDoc - Sun Mar 30 01:40:03 2008
Q. I am 20 and want to obtain my cdl class a and get into trucking, I'm looking to see if there are any companies that would pay for me to do it even though I am 20, I turn 21 in 5 months.
Asked by Pat B - Sun Mar 30 00:44:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on your local state laws, you MAY be able to drive truck inside your home state, but you MUST be 21 to drive a commercial vehicle across state lines. Many companies won't even consider hiring you until you're 23, due to their insurance policies.
Answered by JetDoc - Sun Mar 30 01:40:03 2008
Do you think now is a good time to start a trucking company?
Q. Hi, a few friends and I are thinking about starting an interstate trucking company, but i've heard that the market is slowing down. Any thoughts anyone?? Thanks
Asked by LH - Fri Aug 18 17:36:00 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The price of fuel is terrible, but I hardly see the market slowing down. Americans still have to live and some of them live to shop! I bet you could get some good deals on trucks right now though!
Answered by pottersclay70 - Fri Aug 18 17:43:00 2006
Q. Hi, a few friends and I are thinking about starting an interstate trucking company, but i've heard that the market is slowing down. Any thoughts anyone?? Thanks
Asked by LH - Fri Aug 18 17:36:00 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The price of fuel is terrible, but I hardly see the market slowing down. Americans still have to live and some of them live to shop! I bet you could get some good deals on trucks right now though!
Answered by pottersclay70 - Fri Aug 18 17:43:00 2006
Are a CA Number and MC Number enough to start a trucking company?
Q. I already have a valid Commercial drivers license, license plates, insurance, CA Number, and MC permit. What else is required to start my own trucking business?
Asked by Sun - Wed Dec 30 18:25:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only if you NEVER leave California. If you go out of state, you'll need DOT and IRP, and Fuel Tax (IFTA) Call American Trans-Data. They help you setup the whole thing (for a fee, of course) 714 751 3000
Answered by Kasey C - Wed Dec 30 19:07:15 2009
Q. I already have a valid Commercial drivers license, license plates, insurance, CA Number, and MC permit. What else is required to start my own trucking business?
Asked by Sun - Wed Dec 30 18:25:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only if you NEVER leave California. If you go out of state, you'll need DOT and IRP, and Fuel Tax (IFTA) Call American Trans-Data. They help you setup the whole thing (for a fee, of course) 714 751 3000
Answered by Kasey C - Wed Dec 30 19:07:15 2009
what/where can i go to verifier my employment with a trucking company that is or is no longer in business?
Q. Need information on the Commercial Trucking Industry's procedure for reporting driver's work history, driving record, violations and/or positive/negative acts. I believe this national system is called DAC. How do I access this national report? How is it listed on the internet?
Asked by Clifford L - Mon Sep 11 13:18:08 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this: DAC is a subscription service, so too expensive for the individual to use for a single report.
Answered by dallenmarket - Tue Sep 12 22:37:27 2006
Q. Need information on the Commercial Trucking Industry's procedure for reporting driver's work history, driving record, violations and/or positive/negative acts. I believe this national system is called DAC. How do I access this national report? How is it listed on the internet?
Asked by Clifford L - Mon Sep 11 13:18:08 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this: DAC is a subscription service, so too expensive for the individual to use for a single report.
Answered by dallenmarket - Tue Sep 12 22:37:27 2006
I need to know how to obtain a trucking authority ?
Q. I really want to start a company in trucking authority and I hear the pay is not so bad ,so if you have a trucking business or a authority and can give me honest advice I would like to hear from you. Have a blessed day.
Asked by shay - Wed Aug 16 22:47:31 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would stay out of the trucking industry on the account of the quality of drivers today, but you can go through an organization called OOIDA and get all the information you need OOIDA = owner operators independent drivers association
Answered by dalmation60 - Wed Aug 16 22:59:48 2006
Q. I really want to start a company in trucking authority and I hear the pay is not so bad ,so if you have a trucking business or a authority and can give me honest advice I would like to hear from you. Have a blessed day.
Asked by shay - Wed Aug 16 22:47:31 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would stay out of the trucking industry on the account of the quality of drivers today, but you can go through an organization called OOIDA and get all the information you need OOIDA = owner operators independent drivers association
Answered by dalmation60 - Wed Aug 16 22:59:48 2006
How is the trucking industry in Arizona?
Q. Good? Calif better? Or Texas? Which state has the best trucking jobs? We live in Phoenix right now. My husband is going to trucking school soon.
Asked by feline*love - Mon Jul 23 08:29:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phoenix, your in a prime area there are a bunch of trucking companies that have terminals in Phoenix. Your in a good spot don't worry. Swift Transportation, Knight Transportation, Northland Trucking, Faulkner Trucking, Lindsey Trucking Incorporated, DATS Trucking, DM Trucking, Watkins Shepard Trucking, Raider Trucking, Hirshbach Motor Lines, Sierra West Express Incorporated, Abf Freight System Incorporated, Koch Trucking, Blackhawk Transport, Con-Way Western Express, Dependable Highway Express, Ffe Transportation, Golden State Overnight, Central Freight Lines Inc, Crst International, Estes West, FedEx Freight, Lee Jennings Enterprizes Inc, Old Dominion Freight Line Inc, Saia Motor Freight Line Inc, Usf Bestway Inc, McKelvey Trucking, Crete… [cont.]
Answered by Evan - Wed Jul 25 02:35:55 2007
Q. Good? Calif better? Or Texas? Which state has the best trucking jobs? We live in Phoenix right now. My husband is going to trucking school soon.
Asked by feline*love - Mon Jul 23 08:29:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phoenix, your in a prime area there are a bunch of trucking companies that have terminals in Phoenix. Your in a good spot don't worry. Swift Transportation, Knight Transportation, Northland Trucking, Faulkner Trucking, Lindsey Trucking Incorporated, DATS Trucking, DM Trucking, Watkins Shepard Trucking, Raider Trucking, Hirshbach Motor Lines, Sierra West Express Incorporated, Abf Freight System Incorporated, Koch Trucking, Blackhawk Transport, Con-Way Western Express, Dependable Highway Express, Ffe Transportation, Golden State Overnight, Central Freight Lines Inc, Crst International, Estes West, FedEx Freight, Lee Jennings Enterprizes Inc, Old Dominion Freight Line Inc, Saia Motor Freight Line Inc, Usf Bestway Inc, McKelvey Trucking, Crete… [cont.]
Answered by Evan - Wed Jul 25 02:35:55 2007
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