Coal City Cob Company, Inc.

"I have seen great improvements with this company within the last few years. With a steady influx of new equipment coming in I could not see myself wanting to work anywhere else. Great people with positive attitudes!"

"3/23/21 I had a 0600 hrs appointment to pickup load. I took a day off sick, but didn't call in. Within 10 hrs my truck was towed away and I was fired. After 2 1/2 years of dedicated service. I got hired by another company the next day."

"I make my best money here. It's a reason why I'm still here and still get the best of both worlds with hometime whenever I need to be back (if there's no major repair drawbacks from my truck being downed) I don't like the newer company trucks they ordering "due to all the new safety features they put on it including automatic braking, which can be extremely dangerous if your riding in snow or riding on black ice you not aware of until the last Second brakes are applied and your sliding" (speaking from experience) outside of that on the company side us drivers can hit 80-103K depending on how much you want to work. If you decide to come here and ready to work be prepared to make some money is my motto."

"On July 18, 2020 my husband, our grandson, and myself were traveling from Cleveland to Pensacola FL. About 2-1/2 hours into our trip we were hit from behind by one of this company's trucks. The driver proceeded to push us off the road causing our car to go off the road, spin around several times and then roll over 2-1/2 times landing upside down on the roof. Our car ended up only 8 feet from going into the road of oncoming traffic. The driver never beeped his horn, never attempted to slow down. It was also a hit and run. The driver did return over an hour after the accident. He blamed my husband saying we cut him off. Another trucker who claims was 200 feet behind, said we cut the truck off. These are lies. All evidence points to our innocence and the truckers guilt. The trucker should have been ticketed but was not. So my family lost our nice car, lost our long time planned visit with our grandkids and could have suffered lifelong debilitating injuries or even death. We were extremely fortunate to have walked away with minor injuries. Although no major physical injuries, there is the emotional part. The financial part. This driver needs to be off the road and now. We were told he had a full load and since was a tanker truck who knows what he was transporting. Was it toxic?"

"old and unacceptable equipment. Constantly having trailers rejected for loading and my old company truck breaking down. Great pay, if you can get loaded and make it to delivery. Don't count on it. 30 years driving experience. Okay, after working here for 90 days, I have to say I've never earned so much money as a company driver in 27 years. I wouldn't work anywhere else. Okay, I've been working here for over 10 months now. I became a local driver in Cincinnati in February. I actually love this new driving position. Still waiting for that new truck I was promised when hired, but besides that, I'm very happy working here. Easy money!"