Dillon Transportation

My husband and I are team drivers and we love this place! The money is the best we have ever made and if you like to make money this is the place to be! We get a new truck every year, and they maintain their equipment very well! Mr Dillon is an amazing boss to work for and almost everyone there in the office have all been drivers. We have been here 3 years and this is where we will retire! We love Dillon!

Family owned business that genuinely cares about their truck drivers. People are more than just a truck number here. Great benefits and bonuses as well. They also maintain the equipment very well! I enjoy working here

Dillon Transportation is a very professional company to work for. They have excellent benefits and their equipment is top notch. They treat their employees with respect. I guess the only way to sum them up, is that they treat you like family.

Best company ive ever driven for. Pay,equipment,and staff are the best.....miss working there.

I just recently left Dillon Transportation to try my hand at being a lease operator. Dillon avoids the lease purchase and you can not blame them. Believe me I wish they did. Dillon Transportation was a very hard company for me to part ways. From the shop, dispatchers, recruiting, safety, and management they are all amazing people. They know your name and they care if you are happy. You owe it to yourself to contact them. Not all companies fit with everyone, but I believe Dillon would be a good fit for any driver that is willing to work hard and be reliable. I can not wait to have my truck paid for or get a truck the traditional way, because I will do all I can to get back to Dillon Transportation. Chad Feeser

It was good for my husband to get to see some of the drivers it was uplifting for him afterward the morning he had

The people who run this company do not care about you, they will lie, lie, lie to get you to do something they need done, like most OTR companies they think once you are out on the road, they have you. Something always comes up when you are suppose to get home and they really need you to pick this load up for them, they don't have anyone else that can get it. They keep you away from home for weeks, spending your own money to live out there and then pay you maybe $800 a week like that is good money for being gone and living out of a truck and truck stops. You can make that and more being home nightly, and OTR companies wonder why they can't find or keep drivers.

Definitely my favorite place to work. The owners really value their employees & drivers for their hard work and dedication.

People here are great! Very friendly..like a family!

I drive for Mr. Dillon and can honestly say that I have never worked for a better company. From dispatchers to the people in maintenance - top notch!

I work for this company and love my job. Best place I've ever worked. Great people and equipment. LOVE MY JOB

I used to drive for them. They expect you to be able to get in at 430 pm and be gone at 2 am for a load pick up at 2 am and an hour and a half or maybe 2 hours away. Have to be able to flip the switch and sleep after you get in. And deliver the load on time. 10 hour breaks is all you get. Have to drive all hours of the night and day. Wait for loads that are not ready to pick up. Or late getting loaded.care more about the customer than they do they driver.

There were weeks when I covered four thousand miles alone while working here. The company has terminals in Ashland City, Tennessee, and Kingman, Arizona. They transport goods nationwide, with routes spanning from NC to California and even into NYC, accommodating both teams and solo drivers. The pay is competitive, and the non-taxable ten cents significantly boosts the paycheck. I enjoyed my time here until certain issues arose; it felt like my input was never truly heard, and the lack of consistency led me to seek opportunities elsewhere.

The training was instrumental in preparing me to handle hazmat loads safely and in obtaining the necessary credentials. The colleagues I worked with, including management and mechanics, were pleasant and made it enjoyable to come to work each day.

When not working, you receive unemployment benefits. The management is excellent, and the workplace culture feels like family. The most challenging aspect of the job is the shift change, while the small company meetings are the most enjoyable.

This is one of the best companies I've worked for as a company driver. The only reason I left was to pursue personal goals. Otherwise, if I didn't have those goals, I would have retired here. No exaggeration.

I loved this position and ran Team with my wife, covering up to 7800 miles. We had a dedicated run from Ashland City, TN, to Kingman, AZ. The company provides Teams with a brand new 10-speed Freightliner every year. It's an awesome place, but we got too old to run those miles as a Team. It's an amazing place for a young Team who wants to make big money.

This company met all my needs. I enjoyed the routes, and the shop guys were always on top of servicing the trucks. I also appreciated being able to fuel at both terminals. Management is amazing—they keep you rolling 99.9% of the time. Oh, and the pay is great, especially as a team driver. I literally have no complaints.

We worked here for 15 years, and things changed greatly over the years, many due to government rules and regulations. It's a very nice place to work; management cares about employees, and the benefits are good. There has been a lot of work here. Drivers are expected to fill their log books and follow the rules.

They don't believe in quality time at home. They run their drivers to death, and your home life and family do not matter to them. The GM is heartless when it comes to home time. Be prepared to put the company above your family. No way to live.

I do not recommend this company because its trucks are very old, with 6-speed automatic gearboxes. On countless occasions, I lost up to 4 hours waiting for a truck to be assigned to start work. The yard when it rained was a huge quagmire.

Management doesn't train you due to insecurities for their employment. The only good thing is free lunches on Fridays. The Owner is not aware of what really goes on, only what the main 4 Managers tell them. The Managers look down on you when you take earned time off. It's not reported that you take work home, on vacations and earned time, or that you work overtime.

I've been driving for Dillon Transportation for more than 5 years. It's a great place to work! If you like a smaller company that cares, give Dillon Transportation a call. I can't speak for everyone else but only for myself and what I see. The drivers are friendly and most are willing to help when you might need it. The dispatchers and even management have done nothing but treat me great! You get plenty of miles, good home time, and now with a new pay increase, more money for my retirement fund.