deBoer Transportation, Inc. - Blenker, Wi.

I'm sure as long as you have legal right to work in the U.S. they wouldn't care. I went to orientation with a guy from Nigeria or some #### place. Most trucks are auto's. My very first truck was a stick but that is rare. Now I have a Columbia that is full auto and runs 72. That guy didn't know what he was talking about, are slowest trucks are governed at 65. Hardly, and i wish I could better portray sarcasm" very very very slow". That guy doesn't know what he is talking about.

 

Honestly, I don't know about Florida. I run through there but don't know any drivers who live there. Not saying that they don't but you would have to call.

 

We have regional but it depends where you live. I get home about every ten to fourteen days, never out longer than that. If your a new driver I wouldn't recommend regional they just don't get enough miles, however the choice is yours and I have heard good things about roehl but I have a serious time believing that guys who take 3 days off a week get paid 30,000 plus.

 

Well living in Wisconsin you'll get great hometime I run up there all the time. Don't bank on OTR till you have tried it, it truly is a hard way to make a buck. That being said there are people who like it. I think if I was single it would be a whole lot less stressful. I'm not trying to rain on your parade but I've been a lot of things and nothing has compared to truck driving. Again research companies well and you won't have any problems. The only company I have driven for is deBoer so they are the only ones I can give an honest opinion about. By the way I'm from the South but I friggin love Wisconsin, except the Packers go Cowboys,.

 

We only have one full time recruiter, the other one is actually a safety dpartment guy who helps out. The full time recruiter works in Wisconsin and the other one works in Texarkana.