View Poll Results: Challenger Rating Compare To Other Companies for Company Drivers
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Old 11-24-2007, 02:43 AM
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First of all hi to all truck drivers out there and drive safe. I have just one question and i accepting all coments about the Challenger. I've been in trucking business for year now ... entire year i was driving for owner/operators ... first i started in team and than i switched to single ... i decided to switch to company driver ... i applied to several companies and challenger wast the one that hired me on spot ... next week i'm supposed to start orientation with them ... however i can't shake off the feeling that challenger is not for me ... i mean the milage is not the best (.37) ... life insurance kinda suck .... medical and dental only 80% ... they guarantie only 2000/2500 per week for single driver (got heads up that they have slow periods also) ... Ontario is where i live atm ... plenty of other companies but i wanted to know your opinion about Challenger

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Old 11-24-2007, 04:12 PM
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Challenger is a good company to start with. I know a couple of people who work for them. The don't have any complaints that I'm aware of.
 
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Old 11-24-2007, 06:34 PM
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Since I see them in MI (my agent's stomping ground), I guess they're running good. They're all over Michigan. Thats my .02. I didn't vote.
 
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Old 11-24-2007, 10:45 PM
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Default Re: Challenger Motorfreight

Originally Posted by E2007
First of all hi to all truck drivers out there and drive safe. I have just one question and i accepting all coments about the Challenger. I've been in trucking business for year now ... entire year i was driving for owner/operators ... first i started in team and than i switched to single ... i decided to switch to company driver ... i applied to several companies and challenger wast the one that hired me on spot ... next week i'm supposed to start orientation with them ... however i can't shake off the feeling that challenger is not for me ... i mean the milage is not the best (.37) ... life insurance kinda suck .... medical and dental only 80% ... they guarantie only 2000/2500 per week for single driver (got heads up that they have slow periods also) ... Ontario is where i live atm ... plenty of other companies but i wanted to know your opinion about Challenger


Do they advertise for drivers?


best regards
 
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Old 11-25-2007, 12:34 AM
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Default Re: Challenger Motorfreight

Originally Posted by E2007
First of all hi to all truck drivers out there and drive safe. I have just one question and i accepting all coments about the Challenger. I've been in trucking business for year now ... entire year i was driving for owner/operators ... first i started in team and than i switched to single ... i decided to switch to company driver ... i applied to several companies and challenger wast the one that hired me on spot ... next week i'm supposed to start orientation with them ... however i can't shake off the feeling that challenger is not for me ... i mean the milage is not the best (.37) ... life insurance kinda suck .... medical and dental only 80% ... they guarantie only 2000/2500 per week for single driver (got heads up that they have slow periods also) ... Ontario is where i live atm ... plenty of other companies but i wanted to know your opinion about Challenger

best regards
I'm quite interested in them myself, to explore if they could possibly fit into my plans to relocate to the rust belt in the US....just as a possible option, that's all.

You might wish to check out Yanke as well. Apparently, they're pretty good. I got in touch with them about a month or so ago, and spoke to a recruiter, who emailed me their payment details ( their website doesn't have it ). Even though they want atleast 2 years' OTR experience, they're planning to come up with a training programme for new drivers. If you're interested, do send me your email id, so that I can attach a copy of what Yanke sent me. BOL.
 

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