Well were always hiring and if you have ever wanted to drive a big truck we also have a school. You work here for a year and you get your CDL for free. I am a trainer so i can have it so your with me. PM or text me for details 810-895-1693
http://www.pamt.com/ (http://www.pamt.com/)
otr but we do have some dedicated.
As a new driver you have to be teams for 6 months "I have some pull so my students have been going solo after 3" so as a team driver you will make .19 per truck mile and the trucks avg. 4500-5000 a week. It's not a bad starter company to get your CDL and go local after your year. I try to help you guys out "buy you dinner and such". I also dont run my students like a team. We are done when your done.
.19 per mile? What a joke
.19 per mile as a team is standerd anymore for a newbie being paid truck miles.
Team here at Conway is .22 a mile. I'm solo my training pay was .28 now I'm .33 a mile after 3 months
yeah conway is a good company. Did they pay for your CDL and what's your insurance and the cost? Not trying to be a dick i just like to know because i have student's i still look out for and i like to pass the info on to them. I try to help them as much as i can even when their off my truck.
i started with no experience for .34 7 years ago...now i work in michigan only driving multi axle for 1200 to 1400 a week (5 days)
Quote from: purecountry on October 13, 2012, 03:51:26 PM
yeah conway is a good company. Did they pay for your CDL and what's your insurance and the cost? Not trying to be a dick i just like to know because i have student's i still look out for and i like to pass the info on to them. I try to help them as much as i can even when their off my truck.
They paid half of my cdl. So 2000.. Insurance is signa and cost for me and wife is 35 a week including dental and vision good insurance they have covered everything my wife has needed no problems..
I think you have to be 21 to apply for any truck driving job..
only if you leave the state u live in do u have to be 21
A year team driving? Wow! That's a long time - don't sound like a very good deal. I went to the VA and got them to pay for my CDL training, started out with tractor trailer dumps then went dry van regional. No team for me. You're at the mercy of your trainer, bouncing around while trying to sleep, and if you don't get along you can get put out of the truck far from home.