“Far as trucking companies you can do better else where!”

Pros:  “2012 Tractors comprise 80% of the fleet mostly Peterbuilt 587's some KW's and cascadia's for team/ trainers. Trucks are high tech; adaptive cruise control, blind spot…”

Cons:  “Rude dispatchers with customers and drivers, They treat you like your a robot dispatching you one day on a day load the next one night so you will always feel tired…” – Full Review

“Training with FFE Academy was the right choice, great academy!”

Pros:  “FFE is upgrading all of their truck and trailers. Get your academy training done, with your obligatory 1 year of employment, then get out! 29 cents per mile is not reason…”

Cons:  “Driver managers are not very good communicators. You can ask a question and get an answer that does not satisfy.” – Full Review

“work work work”

Pros:  “no one holds ur hand here must no all aspects of job safety is number one and equipment mauntenance is req. for the most part get ur load and run with little down time as…”

Cons:  “great com[any but they do not care about hometime and when u do arrive home9LATE0 they try to send u out early” – Full Review

“Good starter company, plenty of room for advancement”

Pros:  “Excellent home time, good miles, I get between 2200 and 3500 average. overall good people to work for ( if you use your head and dont make stupid mistakes”

Cons:  “Need better routes and stop blameing drivers for low fuel mileage( if you send me from NY to Pesecola Fl all the way down through the mountains with 44k...the…” – Full Review

“good training, but not the best”

Pros:  “good training and alot of good people”

Cons:  “gigantic company, some dispatchers with an attitude” – Full Review