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Do you have felonies? If not go elsewhere. .10 per mile, you'll be better off working at McD's.

 

If you do not need a second chance , try else where. There is. Place for second chance companies , but wish they would not take advantage of those who need them so.

 

Like I said there is a place for second chance companies, just wish they would not take such advantage of folks like you. Best of luck!

 

I've read some interesting posts on here in the past about Carolina Cargo & it seems like a very good company to get started with for some with a troubled past. It's a good company to prove yourself to you and your family. It's my understanding you really get the miles if you run teams. Set a goal that you will stick with them for no less than 24 months & that will prove to any future job interests that you are not a job hopper. Best wishes.

 

Perhaps you can give May Trucking a call and hear what they have to say.


Email: info@maytrucking.com

Phone: 1.800.547.9169
Mail:
PO Box 9039
Salem, OR 97305
Physical:
4185 Brooklake Rd. NE
Salem, OR 97303


Email: sales@maytrucking.com

Phone: 1.800.547.9169


Email: darrellb@maytrucking.com

Phone: 1.800.547.9169 ext. 3603

May Trucking terminals:

1) Payette, Idaho ********** 1-877-820-1233

2) Layton, Utah ************ 1-800-251-8846

3) Denver, Colorado ****** 1-888-530-7030

4) Pensacola, Florida ***** 1-800-845-1676

5) Los Angeles, California * 1-800-995-4899

6) Phoenix, Arizona ********* 1-800-824-3947

7) Gary, Indiana ************* 1-855-246-3092

Entry Level Drivers

• Have recent verifiable driving experience or completion of qualified truck school
• Have a valid class "A" CDL
• Be at least 21 years of age
• Pass a DOT physical, or provide your own that has been completed in last six months
• Pass drug screen
• Have a stable verifiable work history
• Have an acceptable driving record
• No DWI/DUI convictions in the last five years
• No drug convictions in the last five years
• No felony convictions in the last five years
• No careless or reckless convictions in the last five years

Company Drivers

• Have recent verifiable driving experience or completion of qualified truck school
• Have a valid class "A" CDL
• Be at least 21 years of age
• Pass a DOT physical, or provide your own that has been completed in last six months
• Pass drug screen
• Have a stable verifiable work history
• Have an acceptable driving record
• No DWI/DUI convictions in the last five years
• No drug convictions in the last five years
• No felony convictions in the last five years
• No careless or reckless convictions in the last five years

May Trucking Company began in Payette, Idaho in 1945 hauling sacks of cement to construction sites. Today, May Trucking Company operates a fleet of more than 900 tractors, providing transportation services for refrigerated and dry products throughout the United States. Our company has operating centers located in Salem (Oregon), Layton (Utah), Payette (Idaho), Denver (Colorado), Gary (Indiana) Pensacola (Florida), and Phoenix (Arizona).
Celebrating over 67 years in business May Trucking Company knows that our people make us a success. We employ only the most talented drivers, latest technology, and best equipment to ensure that May Trucking Company remains second to none.
Due to our excellent safety, compliance, and vehicle inspection record the State of Oregon recognizes May Trucking Company as a Trusted Carrier. Special license plates on May Trucking Company tractors identify our drivers to the public and to enforcement agencies as among the safest and most compliant drivers in the nation.

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May Trucking Company has a commitment to environmental stewardship.
May Trucking Company continues to engage in extensive projects to improve
the environmental impact of tractors and trailers, as well as company facilities.
While transportation is not considered an environmentally friendly industry,
May Trucking Company continues to engage in extensive projects to improve
the environmental impact of tractors and trailers, as well as company facilities.

Engine efficiencies, bio-fuels, aerodynamics, low resistance tires, efficient lighting
projects, fluid recycling, component recycling, post consumer waste recycling, idle
reduction, in-cab heaters, emission reductions, and planting projects are just some
of the ventures May Trucking Company engages in to for a better, greener world.

• Idling Reduction Program
  • Idling Bonus
  • In-Cab Heaters
  
  
• Proud Member of the SmartWay Transport Partners since 2005
  • SmartWay Certified Tractors, Trailers and Tires
  • Highest Fuel Efficient/Environmental Performance Score - 1.25*
  • In-Cab Heaters
  
  
• Our fleet is certified by the California Air Resources Board as having
  Certified Clean Idle trucks. We have been making every effort in every
  state to do our part for the environment.

*A score of 1.25 represents the outstanding environmental performance. Carriers with 1.25 score already are utilizing most of the commercially available fuel saving strategies and are actively evaluating the latest emerging technologies.

 

Lol. Reminds me of the three Ss.

Dont go to stupid places, with stupid people and do stupid things. Wished someone would have told me that when i was younger. Not that i wouldve payed attention, but anyhow.

Do your time and learn as much as u can. Use it as a stepping stone.

 

Go ahead and drive there the truck splits .20cpm with a few bonuses it'll be a little more and you will get miles and experience. orientation is just paperwork and a drug screen then they'll get you out OTR asap quick as they can team you with a driver trainer. your trainer is another story you may get a decent one or not you'll make 3 trip's with him then it'll be better if you can find a co-driver you can work with. be careful and pay attention to the equipment it is not in good shape. the shop manager is jim's brother and a real jerk when something breaks down and it will break. i have a friend that drives there he lives near their yard so it is real convenient for him he also has a regular co-driver which help's him. they run peoplenet with e-logs and navigo. get your year of experience and get outta there. when your felonies are 5 years old from the time everything was settled like probation or whatever you will be able to go elsewhere provided you can keep your DAC clean. please be very carful with their equipment my buddy says it runs good but everything else is in bad shape although a C.C. truck parked next to me about a year ago and it was a fairly new pro-star maybe they are getting some new tractor's next time i talk with my buddy i'll ask him about that, i've forgotten to ask him the last few time's we've talked..good luck & be safe