Pluspunten
They are good with roadside service response and mostly have their own tank washes.
Minpunten
Be prepared to be swindled on a regular basis. Every week you have to put in work to get paid correctly what you're owed from the week prior. You clearly show on your driver report form that you were loading at a customer location for 5 hours and even have the time stamped scale ticket to prove it. Yet when you get your pay stub you see they pay you (.18) hrs. They will attempt to see if they can get away with it first to see if you catch it. Then might consider changing it. But even that is an uphill battle. Other work you don't get paid for constant online learning, trying to find and track down hoses for your assignment, waiting for paperwork or trailers to get cleaned at service centers. Dispatch will schedule you to take a 34 reset while away from home in your truck but management won't pay you the layover day for doing the reset away from home no matter how many times you bring it up in email. If you're one of the lower cents per mile earners they'll keep you in an endless cycle of doing northeast loads. Those are supposed to be the highest paying loads but you won't see it. They'll just pay you the lowest cents per mile rate and pocket the difference eventhough you as the driver are susceptible to the higher costs of goods and services while in this endless cycle of northeast loads.