TransAm Trucking is described as a solid place for individuals starting their careers in commercial truck driving. Many employees note that while there can be some miscommunication between departments, the overall experience is positive. The company provides a structured environment where drivers are expected to be proactive and take responsibility for their performance. Training at TransAm is highlighted as thorough and supportive, with instructors who are dedicated to helping new drivers succeed. However, some drivers have mentioned challenges, particularly concerning the lease program, which seems to generate complaints about mileage and fees. Despite this, many employees feel satisfied with their current roles and appreciate the mentorship from experienced staff members. On the downside, there are calls for improvements in facility cleanliness, particularly regarding bathroom maintenance. Overall, TransAm Trucking is seen as a good stepping stone for drivers looking to advance their careers, provided they maintain a strong work ethic and the right mindset.
Great place for a stepping stone to the next gig, little bit of miscommunication between the dispatch, pre-planners and safety/logs dept. However it is pretty nice just stay on your toes, cross your ts and . Your i..
Been working here on a regional lane for about a month now. We have alot of wasted time spent at the shippers and receivers, but that's not TransAm's fault. So far I don't have any complaints about them. Of course, there's always some headaches you have to deal with...but that's everywhere you go. I would, however, recommend staying away from the lease program. The people who do it all complain about it...just look at the other reviews. Either you're not getting enough miles....or you are driving the wheels off the truck and they are charging you a hefty mileage overage fee...and you STILL don't make anything.I'll update this later if things change, but as of right now...read full review
I want to start off by saying from the moment I arrived at this terminal I was ready to start my career as a commercial truck driver! That’s a important point to make because they expect you to be ready they are not there to make ready, but to help refine you and give you overview of what the company expects from you! The training and development starts in classroom with a teacher by the name of Ms.Debra she has patience that I aspire to have one day! There were some students that didn’t take this program seriously but not once did she break character or said she allow them to get under her skin! She was extremely through about the whole process and MADE SURE each...read full review