Is Decker Truck Lines a good company to work for?

Overall a good place to work.

Does Decker Truck Line do hair follicle test?

Decker Truck Line, Inc. Orientation is a week, Monday through Thursday. We do require a DOT physical, urinalysis, hair follicle drug screen and PCE tests. Drivers are typically dispatched on Friday.

How many trucks does Decker Truck Lines have?

With over 750 tractors and nearly 1600 trailers, Decker is a diversified carrier with capabilities to transport flatbed freight (wallboard, steel, etc.), refrigerated freight (meat, ice cream products, pharmaceuticals, etc.)

What does Decker Trucking haul?

We have vast experience hauling building materials, steel, heavy equipment, and virtually any other product that can ship on a flatbed trailer. Decker has flatbed terminals strategically placed throughout the country to enhance our ability to meet our customers’ requirements, as well as our drivers’ needs.

How does Decker truck line make their money?

That is how everyone makes their money. Decker realizes that without the trucker, they have nothing. They put everything into seeing that we are well provided for, good pay, and benefits. You are taken care of when you break down, lay overs or detention. You are in charge o the truck and the loads.

How big is the Decker truck line fleet?

Decker Truck Line operates a fleet of over 473 48 foot Great Dane and Wilson flatbed and drop deck trailers. These light weight trailers are equipped with air ride suspension systems and integrated load securement features to provide a safe, secure and well protected environment for all types of cargo.

How are the drivers at Decker truck line treated?

Drivers are treated like humans, no force loads, and time off when you need it. As with any truck line, loads are important. You have to be there, you have to pick them up, you have to deliver them. That is how everyone makes their money. Decker realizes that without the trucker, they have nothing.

What’s the average age of a Decker truck?

At Decker, we take pride in running all late model Peterbilt, Volvo and Freightliner tractors, making your stay on the road as comfortable as possible. To ensure reliability, our tractor fleet has an average age of 1.9 years, and our trailers have an average age of 3 years.