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  1. 02-17-2009 08:46 AM #1
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    Anyone have any knowledge or have driven for Pam Transport?
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    I have a friend that currently drives for P.A.M. He was driving Dedicated, but P.A.M. no longer has that automotive run and he was laid off almost two months. He now runs not-dedicated and has had to team up with someone and is getting "ok" miles. HTH
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    Quote Originally Posted by redwine View Post
    Anyone have any knowledge or have driven for Pam Transport?
    Just your average run-of-the-mill, cut rate OTR coolie carrier. Grocery warehouses, blah blah blah. Just be ready to spend most of your time on the east coast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by belpre122 View Post
    Just your average run-of-the-mill, cut rate OTR coolie carrier. Grocery warehouses, blah blah blah. Just be ready to spend most of your time on the east coast.

    Hmm... My friend just had a long haul to Texas and back to Michigan. Not too East Coastie there
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    we had a pam driver out of nc pickin up a load of shingles from our place in nj. nice guy but had no teeth and he was in his 20s. kinda scared me. had him in a brand new 09 freightliner. they have a small fleet maybe 6-8 trucks in the lot over from us. bridgewater nj
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