Question for any Schneider dedicated drivers on a Walmart account. I am in the process now for an opening in Gordonsville.Va. I can not get a straight answer on how many trailers you pull a week or how many stops per trailer load. I am looking for averages so I can better figure if it is worth me leaving my current company and how much annually is the average at .38 or .39 cents per mile with stops ect.
schneider Walmart account?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by chip1817, Oct 28, 2016.
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I can't answer most of your questions, but I think I can answer one. I think Walmart uses 1 trailer per store.
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Welcome chip. Have you talked to a recruiter? Doubt anyone on here pulls for that specific account. You could try posting this in the "motor carrier inside scoop" section under Schneider. Pretty active section might be some guys do wally accounts in different areas of the country
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Thank you for the direction to look, I have talked to recruiters and have applications in for that Walmart account and for Averitt regional. Recruiters are vague on the average pay and stops. Would hate to leave my current job for less money
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Call your recruiter back, and ask to speak to the dedicated DBL for that account. The DBL will be honest with you about details. I normally end up getting stuck running out a of a dedicated Home Depot DC in McCalla, I assume Walmart is the same way. Drop Trl at store, grab mt, pu a load going back to DC, repeat until you go home. Same setup for Costco Dedicated. Only really hear about multi stops with hand unload on Dollar General.
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I pulled a walmart account for cr England in oklahoma. Usually the power only contracts are for the reefers. Walmart drivers pull the dry vans which are typically drop a loaded and grab the empty but I believe even they had multi stop trips sometimes.
The reefers is almost all night driving. You pick up your paperwork and extra seals and grab the preloaded trailer and seal it. Then you're off to make anywhere from 2 to 4 stops. Walmart employees unload the trailer but you supervise to make sure they only get their pallets. Each pallet will have a small sticker with a number on it and those get stuck to the back of your bills. At the end of the deliveries it's either deadhead back to the DC or go pick up a backhaul.chip1817 Thanks this. -
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Its been years but last I heard the Walmart General Merchandise trailers don't even have pallets. It is just a throw in in the trailer and the store unloads onto pallets.
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Most will be multi stop loads.
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