May Trucking Jobs After Training at Truck Driver Institute

May Trucking Jobs Offer Great Benefits

From the start of your time in May Trucking employment, you can expect great benefits to come your way. May Trucking Company offers:

• Paid CPM
• A minimum daily pay option
• Monthly safety and productivity bonuses
• Pay increases each 6 months
• 401(k) retirement contributions
• And so much more

Critically, May Trucking drivers get medical, dental, vision, and life insurance so that they’ll always be covered at home and on the road.

And after 90 days in May Trucking employment, you’ll start accruing sick leave and paid time off (PTO). May Trucking wants its employees to feel their best on the road and have the time they need to enjoy their lives outside of work.

For veterans, the perks at May Trucking are even sweeter. Eligible veterans obtaining a Class A CDL may receive their tax-free V.A. education benefits for up to two years, in addition to their normal pay. They can be reimbursed $60 a week, up to $15,000 in total, for tuition—and they get a $500 military bonus and guaranteed home time for drill and annual military training.

Bring a Companion, or Your Furry Friend

Worried about getting lonely on the road? With May Trucking, you don’t need to.

From your first day soloing out in one of the many May Trucking Company jobs, you have the option to bring a rider along with you. Maybe your spouse or friend wants to see more of the country alongside you, or your adult kid has some time for a great American adventure. With the rider program, you can bring them along with you while you work.

Not all drivers want another person with them all the time. Maybe, you chose trucking because you enjoy the independence of being out by yourself on the road. Still, you’re able to bring along a different type of pal when you drive for May Trucking jobs: your pet. No need to figure out care for them while you’re on the road; your pet can come with you. Pets are the perfect travel buddies for long days on the road, and with May Trucking Company jobs, they’re welcome to join you.

May Trucking Drivers Cover Greater Distances

OTR trucking allows you plenty of time out on your own on the road, ready to see much of the country. With May Trucking jobs, you can expect long driving routes, keeping you out on the road for longer periods of time.

For drivers more comfortable with local or regional work, this may mean that May Trucking employment isn’t the best fit. But if you’re looking for longer adventures, May Trucking employment might be right for you.

Not all experiences with May Trucking schedules are the same, though. May trucking has operating centers in the following cities:

• Salem, Oregon
• Layton, Utah
• Payette, Idaho
• Denver, Colorado
• Gary, Indiana
• Pensacola, Florida
• Nashville, Tennessee
• Phoenix, Arizona

The closer you live to one of these terminals, the faster May Trucking can get you home. So for drivers who have more family or life responsibilities, some locations might work better than others for a career with May Trucking.

Getting Home When You Need To with May Trucking Employment

May Trucking Company jobs typically keep drivers out on the road for longer periods of time than jobs with some other employers. But if you really need to get home, May Trucking can help make it work. 

They understand that home time is extremely important for their drivers, and that different drivers have different needs. According to the company itself, “May Trucking Company is committed to improving the quality of life for our drivers and their families by providing the best equipment, superior pay, high-quality benefits, and ensuring efficient operations and load planning that allow them to maximize their home life without sacrificing safety or income.”

May Trucking Company drivers are assigned individual Driver Managers who work with their drivers to ensure their success and well-being, including getting them home when they need it. 

As with any potential employer, make sure to let your recruiter know if you have any preexisting commitments or responsibilities that may require you to get home consistently or at short notice before you start your employment with May Trucking Company.

May Trucking Treats Drivers With Respect

At May Trucking Company, they understand how essential drivers are to their business, and they work hard to keep them happy and well. This requires having the comprehensive pay and benefits offerings that May Trucking drivers can expect, as well as offering drivers scheduling flexibility and hands-on management when they need it.

May Trucking drivers determine the level of support that they need. Each driver is different, and May Trucking will work with you to find what works best for you as an individual. You’re a professional; at May Trucking Company, you’re treated like one.

Part of treating drivers with respect is understanding that many drivers come from different backgrounds and different life experiences. May Trucking Company reviews all records for each driver applicant on a case-by-case basis. Even if your record or application isn’t perfect, they’ll try to work with you to find a place for you to grow your career at May Trucking Company.

After TDI, Start Your Career in May Trucking Company Jobs

For 80 years, May Trucking Company jobs have been providing excellent employment opportunities for drivers around the country. Once you finish your work at TDI, you can join the ranks of May Trucking drivers seeing the world from the world, all while accruing benefits and working in a respectful environment that supports their broader goals.

To get started on acquiring their Class A CDL, prospective May Trucking drivers can give us a call or contact us using the form below! TDI helps students get jobs with carriers like May Trucking after or even while they’re working on their education at TDI. Find our job placement information to start working with us to get you on the road as soon as you would like to.

May Trucking trusts TDI to educate responsible, competent drivers. We hope you’ll trust us to further your education, too.