Walgre Transport INC

he dispatch team is excellent at keeping everything running smoothly. Communication is clear, and they always ensure deliveries are on schedule. A truly professional and well-organized operation!

This company is a pleasure to work with! The employees are knowledgeable, hardworking, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure everything runs smoothly. Fantastic service

The customer service team is outstanding! They are friendly, responsive, and always willing to assist with any questions or concerns. A company that truly values its customers!

t’s rare to find a trucking company that pays on time, every time—but this one does! No delays, no issues—just professionalism and respect for their employees. Couldn’t ask for better!

Stay away from here. Dispatch is clueless! Also woke up to my truck being repossessed in there yard. Also asked to use trailers with abs issues missing tail lights and flat tires.

Horrible stole money from my check. 45x25 is over a thousand dollars. On my stub says 722 looked at my bank says 599 was delivered. I'm calling Dept of labor file a complaint

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Excellent company to work for. Equipment is newer and very well maintained, which makes the job easier and safer. Dispatch and management treat drivers with respect and communicate clearly. Miles are consistent and pay is always on time. If there are any issues, the team is quick to help and resolve them. Overall a professional company that values drivers and keeps trucks moving with steady freight.

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Walgre Transport Inc has been a reliable company to work for. The equipment is well maintained and assigned trucks are dependable. Home time is consistent and respected when requested in advance. Pay is competitive and paid on time every week. Weekly miles are steady, keeping drivers busy and earning. Loads are mostly dry van with a good mix of regional and OTR freight. Dispatch communicates clearly and works with drivers professionally.

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Indian company. Runs 2 dot numbers for us and Canada. Worked there a couple months. They will hire anyone.That's a good thing and a bad thing. Pay, is 60 cpm,65cpm for refer Pc miles. 250-300 miles a day on average. I asked for more i got more, others asked for more they were told we don't do that. They will Charge you $2.50 per mile for driving out of route. Dispatch routes w Google maps. Forced dispatch, everything is off text message. Theyll send your driver's license, phone number birthday and everything to literally every broker... Make sure you lock your credit... Dispatch will lie about everything and waste your time, they'll jump you up in the middle of a 10 hr break to get somewhere an hr away to wait 7 hours, then ask for an 800 mile run between 10pm and 8am at 70mph, w half a clock, and they won't listen to you. wont put anying in system until your loaded and gone. Dispatch will not give you all the information up front. Dispatch will never give you all the information you need. Almost all delivery dates times and addresses will be inaccurate. Wont give you shippers and receivers phone numbers. They dont have alot of refer freight so dont count on it. They pay you for local hourly stuff and you're incidentals , ie. layover, as t-checks. Then three weeks later take that same amount out of your checks as a cash advance. So you basically did work for free. Home time. Will be is whenever they want. Unless it's literally en route. It doesnt matter about your medications/ drs appts etc. And they will have you deliver something during your home time. They pefer you not take the truck home. But they wont protect your car at their shop. No gates, cameras cant see anything. Someone's car got hit in view of the camera. And they wouldn't look to see who it was. I know someone that had throat cancer, she put in a time off request , they got her within a hundred miles. Then told her she couldn't go to her doctor's appointments, because it was too far away.. With no warning, The mechanics went through a girl's truck when she went to walmart in her own car for groceries, pulled all of her stuff out of the newer nicer truck she'd been in for a year, to put her in a older going oos truck with issues, and paraded her underwear around the mechanics bay. I think she was underload at the time.

Seen a couple of your trucks on the road this week piqued my interest however I can't figure out how to apply the website's not exactly user-friendly or working