Hello/ info on Containers
#1
06-10-2007, 04:53 PM
Hello/ info on Containers
Hi All. Been reading CAD for a year now and must say a lota good info. I run NJ,NY,Pa,De and MD. As a company driver for the last 18 months. Getting ready to put my 1993 T600 on the road.Looking to Lease on with a company. looking at Container Port Group and Bridge Terminal Transport. Any info good or bad ? Anyone running with them? Hey She's a old truck and I need to start some where. So any info is good. Thanks
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#3
06-10-2007, 08:24 PM
BTT is probably the biggest container hauler in the US, the pay with them is ok for pulling cans, good part is your home daily and get to pick where/when you want to run, you gotta have your own plates with BTT, my best friend ran with them here in charlotte and he enjoyed them, only reason he left was to get his own authority,any more questions let me know...thanks
#5
06-10-2007, 10:40 PM
Originally Posted by marcel27208
BTT is probably the biggest container hauler in the US, the pay with them is ok for pulling cans, good part is your home daily and get to pick where/when you want to run, you gotta have your own plates with BTT, my best friend ran with them here in charlotte and he enjoyed them, only reason he left was to get his own authority,any more questions let me know...thanks
As for me I'm happier running then sitting at home. Sitting at home don't pay the bills.. Thanks
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#6
06-10-2007, 11:09 PM
Originally Posted by jokerpop
Originally Posted by marcel27208
BTT is probably the biggest container hauler in the US, the pay with them is ok for pulling cans, good part is your home daily and get to pick where/when you want to run, you gotta have your own plates with BTT, my best friend ran with them here in charlotte and he enjoyed them, only reason he left was to get his own authority,any more questions let me know...thanks
As for me I'm happier running then sitting at home. Sitting at home don't pay the bills.. Thanks
#7
06-11-2007, 10:01 PM
Does anybody know how they pay? By the mile, load, or what. I would like to know what guys are making with them?(money-wise). I live pretty close to the Jersey terminal. I see at least 30 guys a day driving around from them. I always like to have a backup plan.
#10
06-13-2007, 01:54 PM
Originally Posted by rognre
pulling containers is the arm pit of trucking.i know i do it everyday.
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