mileage requirements. Tat means drivers have the freedom to choose how oſten they drive – full-time or when they are ready to travel. Drivers also benefit from the company’s high priority placed on safety and customer service.
Safety first Classic Transport routinely maintains low accident rates and limited cargo damage. Te company’s recruiting policy allows it to hire and keep a responsible work force. Applicant qualifications include strict limits on moving violations and accidents, regardless of fault. In addition, the company requires physical examinations and drug screening tests in compliance with Department of Transportation guidelines. Drivers also perform road tests to determine their qualifications. Te company conducts a safe-
driving program with awards at various mileage levels. Safe drivers receive bonuses, based on their driving records, as well as recognition in company publications. Other requirements for drivers
include proper identification documents that comply with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Acceptable documents include a U.S. passport, passport card, trusted traveler card or enhanced driver’s license. As a part of the recruiting process, Classic Transport recruiters can assist drivers in obtaining proper documents. All drivers must have at least a
driveforclassictransport.com). A history of quality service
High standards and outstanding customer service reflect strong business values held by Classic Transport’s founder, Bill Garvey. When he started the company in 1993, he surrounded himself with competent people whom he trusted to do their jobs. A staff of seasoned professionals with proven records of accomplishment grew quickly to more than 15 employees and 600 owner/operators. Everyone at Classic Transport maintains a “can do” attitude and a willingness to accept challenges or risks while maintaining a persistent focus on customer service. Classic Transport maintains
nearly 60 acres of secured land in three locations for its towaway and driveaway dispatch business. Its primary locations are in north central Indiana, where the majority of RV manufacturers are located. Recent surges in deliveries to Canada caused Classic Transport to open a location in North Dakota in 2010. Te company also has dedicated delivery points in Texas and expects dedicated deliveries to Arizona and California soon. Most driveaway drivers live
in parts of the country other than northern Indiana. Tese drivers use a variety of transportation options to return to dispatch
centers aſter delivering vehicles. Buses, planes, trains and rental cars provide appropriate sources of return transportation. In many cases, these transportation options offer discounts for national passes, senior citizens or companion fares. Reloading also provides an excellent method of return transportation. Nearly half of the driveaway drivers tow personal vehicles to allow them flexibility with their return travels.
Join the Classic Transport team Drivers for Classic Transport receive some of the highest pay available in the transport services industry. Tey also get a number of other benefits that make transporting vehicles for the long haul an ideal move.
Classic Transport benefits include: • Direct deposit; • 50 percent no-fee advance on pay; • Comcard pay; • No forced dispatch; • Immediate settlements; • Fuel surcharge or fuel allowance; • Seven-days-a-week dispatch.
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To find out more about joining the Classic Transport team of owner/ operators, visit the Web site, www.
driveforclassictransport.com. Applicants can download driver applications or apply online.
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