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Everyone at the office (dispatch, safety, maintenance) are very easy to work with and value their drivers. Maintenance is on top of support if you call in with a safety or operational issue and dispatch is good with clarifying any assignment issues and working to get the load delivered safely and get you home if/when you need to make e.g. an appointment. The longest I've had to wait for a load assignment was around 18 hours; there's usually a pre-plan ready before you hit the dock on your current assignment so downtime is minimal.

This is a Christian-based company that practice what they preach.  I have had the pleasure of working with the company a few months now as I have been over the road with many companies in the past.  I find that they know how to treat people as people and not yell, disrespect or talk condescending to drivers.  However, I do not like that in order to make decent money, you have to stay out 3 weeks or more.  If you have a family and growing children and you need a lot of home time, as in once a week, you might want to reconsider signing up for DHT.  If you are single, you can make a grip but you are going to have to stay out.  Love their safety bonus too.  Overall, great company!

What is the best part of working at the company?
They treat you great. Staff is friendly and understanding. Everyone feels like a big team. Well maintained vehicles. They keep you moving. Miles bonus and safety bonus

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It’s not the company. It’s a few of the shippers or receivers. The company is great

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
You feel like a big team or family. Most if not everyone is friendly and treats you with respect 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Normal day. We are truck drivers. You manage your drive

Danny Herman Trucking is a faith based trucking company. They have about 500 tractors in the fleet, making them not small but not too big either. I think they are trying to grow into the mega carrier category. The pay here is the same as the fleet size. Mid. It could really have been better considering I was hired as an experienced driver. I was salary capped from day one. Not much room for advancement. Driver support is kind of lacking. The best support is the night crew. Equipment is OK at best. Recruiting tells you they turn over trucks every 2-3 years. Plan on getting a 3-4 year old truck as a new hire. All Kenworth T680's. 

Very reliable and professional setting. Best you're going to do right out of school guaranteed. Mileage varies and experience varies based on how much you want to be the squeaky wheel that needs the oil. Additionally over a simple misunderstanding they might let you go after a multi-year career with little chance to even know you did anything logically wrong. Leaving me feeling like I had many good years and I should have listened to my gut and just left rather than try to even work on anything or talk about small misunderstandings.

my tipical day of work is startby looking for trucks on the yard for work or preventive maintanence,

it may be someone waiting on the line for a interchange or a tractor on my bay waiting to get service.

i have learn quiet a few things i was train before on the school but i had forgot but now i can do a lot more things than just be a driver

My co-workers are okey to work for u know is always somebady trying to be the boss

the hardest part of my job is dealing with all this work and not seeing a payraise after working over a year on the company

well i enjoy that my work is very close to the house

My first trucking Job in the field and was there for 3.5 years. The pay was decent tops at .51 come but the mileage is great if your willing to work for it. Home time can be a stretch I saw my trainer almost quit because of it (his wife was in the hospital). The terminal workers(dispatch & maintenance) are difficult to deal with as if you're wasting their time asking them to do their jobs especially in El Paso and nogales. Expect to feel like your time is wasted when you go to calexico. But the main office dispatch is pretty good and the maintenance are helpful as much as possible 

Great company with true Christian  values!  Great freight lanes , any problems  took care of in a very timely manner.  Great place  to start  your transporation  career.  Great equipment  , great csa score, great people.. just got a pay raise  to 50 cent a mile..  you can run team or solo and even switch back and forth.  Maybe the only negative  thing i can think of is the 3 weeks out but  you have  to be the judge  of that.. would definitely  recommend  driving  here . Try it, see for yourself... I did. Thanks for looking 


Unfortunately due to the covid19 issues we have seen how companies react in uncertain times. Danny Herman failed to make a proactive plan to provide employees with peace of mind for these times. They let down new employees when their unfaithful training staff declined to take in or back their trainee’s. Danny Herman Trucking Co Motto is false and doesn’t care about their drivers nor their family. Stop place a false sense of care and trying to make the good ole boys club keep going.

It isn’t the best paying rate per mile compared to other companies that will pay a higher rate, but you never have to chain your tires, go through Colorado, or up to New York or other unpleasant routes. You don’t have to load or unload your freight, sometimes it is live load or live unload, sometimes it’s drop and hook.  We drive new trucks in good condition and have good scores so we hardly go into weight stations.Driver managers work really hard to keep you rolling and get you home when you ask to be home.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 47 salaries reported	$78,300 per year
Solo driver 39 salaries reported	$67,500 per year
Dispatcher 2 salaries reported	$15.50 per hour
Team driver 1 salary reported	$4,000 per month

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