[Graymist]

Does anybody have any info on this company....good, bad, ugly ???? Miles, routes, pay, type of loads etc ???

[Double R]

Do a search at trucknet.com There is a driver there that drives for them and seems to be doing very well.

[YoungZ.W.]

Seen there trucks around here because they have a terminal up by Youngstown. Equipment is not the best!!! Believe me.But they may pay well and treat you good don't know for sure.

[EasyRolln]

Sounds like the guy on trucknet is doing pretty good, and got there by doing the norm bs that some companies put you through. I'm not knocking him, seems like a hard worker, but companies shouldn't give good people who want to make a better life for their families such a hard time. As long as he's happy though. He's a flatbed driver, anybody have any information on their van divisions?

[EasyRolln]

Sent an email to one of the recruiters, and was told that they pay $90 a day for training (4-6 weeks). As a trainee, you do all of the driving, the trainer stays in the truck and you (trainee) stay in a motel. According to their website, the loads that they carry are steel (Flatbed Division), automotive (avg. haul 450 mi.) & general commodities (avg. haul 600+ mi.) - both Van Divisions.

This recruiter is out of their Gary, IN terminal, so I don't know if it's like this at all their terminals. I was also told that you can only live a max of a 69 mile radius from their terminal.