Wawa
#11
10-09-2012, 08:18 PM
It is true they are coming to Florida, in fact they are already here... 5 stores here in Orlando this year with many many more coming in the next 5 yeats that will include the entire I-4 corridor all the way to Tampa. They are big news around here in fact they have caused such an uproar that my wifes company decided to unload their 30 BP Stores which were bought by Circle K, so needless to say the wife is looking to move to WAWA, starting pay for a GM is over $50K not bad.. The company even brought down Coraluzzo Co., Inc. & Torrissi Transport to pull the fuel here in the Orlando Market. Should be some amazing growth in the next few years for WAWA.
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#12
10-23-2012, 01:06 AM
I emailed their corporate office and this is the response I got:
John, You can apply to McLean or Penske trucking for driving positions. Thanks! I guess I'm gonna have to try and bump into one of the drivers while they are delivering and see what they say.
#13
10-24-2012, 02:44 PM
To get on as a WAWA driver will be very very hard with out knowing someone. They are going to keep telling you to apply to the trucking companys that work for them.
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#14
02-05-2013, 09:13 PM
Bump... I am hoping that with the new DOT rules about to hit in July they be in the market for a few new drivers. From what I'm hearing at my company in order to get our guys 2 consecutive days off they are going to have to hire 8-10 new drivers.
#15
03-12-2013, 03:02 AM
I saw a rumor on the internet that they are headed for Florida. Here's where I saw it, on their own site: Wawa - Florida
I LOVE their made to order hoagies with some mac-n-cheese.............the best hoagie I have had is their hot prime beef with cheese and all that gravy!!!! Normally it's chunky beef instead of sliced. 
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