[Sal]

I'd like to get some information on Gordons , Ca,NV,AZ operations fleet.
Anyone here drive or know anything about this fleet operation ? Good or Bad ?? Thanks for any info.

[ORPLINER]

I have been driving their NCA route for a month and Its alright. But the logo should say Cna because you spend 75% running the I5 and 99 freeways between central cal and LA area-(at least for new drivers)- with a few trips sprinkled in to nevada,arizona,oregon,and washington to break up the monotomy. Its runs out of turlock,ca. The good part is that your never more than a day from home-and Ive been able to be home at least one day a weekend to see the wife. The bad part is that the trips average 375 miles-so you wont get rich(especially at the new driver rates) and having to deal with LA traffic(better known as HELL). But I have not had to spend more than 1/2 hr waiting for my next load,they pay on time,and for a beginning driver who's just checking out the business,its been good so far. Hope this helps-good luck

[Sal]

Originally Posted by ORPLINER

I have been driving their NCA route for a month and Its alright. But the logo should say Cna because you spend 75% running the I5 and 99 freeways between central cal and LA area-(at least for new drivers)- with a few trips sprinkled in to nevada,arizona,oregon,and washington to break up the monotomy. Its runs out of turlock,ca. The good part is that your never more than a day from home-and Ive been able to be home at least one day a weekend to see the wife. The bad part is that the trips average 375 miles-so you wont get rich(especially at the new driver rates) and having to deal with LA traffic(better known as HELL). But I have not had to spend more than 1/2 hr waiting for my next load,they pay on time,and for a beginning driver who's just checking out the business,its been good so far. Hope this helps-good luck

Hey thanks that helped out alot. (dosn't sound that good )