Wolding

[mtl2020]

Anybody have any info on ho wolding?

[2]

Anybody have any info on ho wolding?

I saw one of their trucks, once.
That was when I followed the driver out of the building.

He was having all kinds of trouble at the fuel desk.
Held everybody up, for a long, long time.

The poor clerk was doing the best she could...

The driver couldn't speak English.

[Redd202]

I've been trying to dig up some info on them as well and haven't found anything, which is usually a good sign. One of their recruiters came to our school last week and gave us her version of the company. Apparently, they're hiring around Atlanta for their southeast regional fleet, but I haven't seen many of their trucks on the road.

Their pay is lower than some of the larger companies and they have mid-roof trucks, but they have assigned equipment and weekly hometime on their regional fleets. I'd still like to hear from some people that have driven for them.

[Jumbo]

I was in our office last week when they were interviewing one of their former drivers and he said "I couldn't afford to work there anymore" He had been with Wolding for 6 years. I never hear their name brought up when I ask other drivers who they worked for in the past.

[Redd202]

Sounds like they might be another training company that's more interested in giving the miles to the lesser-paid new drivers. Lucky me.

[2]

Anybody have any info on ho wolding?

I saw one of their trucks, once.
That was when I followed the driver out of the building.

He was having all kinds of trouble at the fuel desk.
Held everybody up, for a long, long time.

The poor clerk was doing the best she could...

The driver couldn't speak English.

I believe he was speaking spanish.
They been known to work for 6 cpm, as a spiderman.
It'll do you good, to look that one up...