Tidewater Transit reviews

the truck was fairly new, mechanic played favorites with equipment so never could make tracks to make any money; insurance cost an arm, leg and liver and we will be paying the hospitals forever; clerical staff must be having fun because they cannot get peoples paperwork done so you get paid for what you do... I worked hard too but don't consider myself above others... just wanted HoNest days pay for my honest long day!

DAK of Americas. $ 22.00 to load a trailer. $ 15.15 per hour after first two hours. 14 hour work days. At TWT you work 14 hour days 6 days per week. Load two trailers before you leave. Usually 7 hours of work before you start driving. 70 hours per week given to TWT. Pay certainly does not reflect 70 hours of work. Insurance is very expensive. Cannot afford to have insurance while working at TWT. The sleeping assistant mechanic. Tough pill to swallow while you required to work so hard. Safety department. They like to take your safety bonus money. Safety man has never driven a truck and knows it all! Likes to take working mans money. Cannot get more then 34 hours per week off. Work every weekend Time off very difficult to get because they cannot keep drivers. Dispatch- enough said