[BigDog(QuePsi)]

Good afternoon to all, First I'm a recent Grade with no experience. my question is, I have Two offers on the table USA Trucks and Interstate Dis. Can Anyone give/share any information regarding to which company is better to start out with and WHY. All input will be deeply appreciated..

[greg3564]

Interstate has a better reputation and nicer trucks. USA's trucks are stripped down. The cpm pay is comparable.

[Jackrabbit379]

If I was in your boots,I would talk to Interstate. Good Luch.

[mikey4069]

If you can get on with interstate i would go with them . bol

[Smooth]

No contest , Interstate

[Useless]

Based upon everything I've heard, Truck USA should be considered a "company of last resort". I have heard good things about Interstate, though.

[Midnight Flyer]

Originally Posted by greg3564

Interstate has a better reputation and nicer trucks. USA's trucks are stripped down. The cpm pay is comparable.

Their trucks (USA Truck) are so stripped down the don't even have jake brakes! :sad:

[poserpunk765]

i was sitting around the drivers lounge at the terminal and a couple of drivers i was talking to started reminiscing their old days at USA truck. Some of their stories where insane. Made me feel real good about where i was.

[Rookie McRookerson]

I'm in school right now and am pre-hired with Interstate. I live about 20 minutes from the Corporate Office/main terminal. Its beautiful. I see there equipment every day. I don't now anything about the other company. But, I'm really excited and feel fortunate to be offered a job at Interstate.

Their equipment is not notch. They run Freightliner Columbia and Volvo. They have a few Freightliner Century class, but not many.

Hope this helps!

[Triple.C]

Originally Posted by Smooth

No contest , Interstate

Yeah what he said!!

If I wanted to team thats where I'd be werkin'!