Olson Carriers Inc 15640 Clayton Avenue East, Rosemount, MN 55068

"One of the worst companies to work for, especially if you are Owner Operator. Their mechanic is a completely @55hole He thinks he own the company, Tom is a nice guy but believe me this guy has 2 faces money is all what he cares about, if you pull their trailer they will charge you a lot of money for any small damages. My friend got charged $2800 for a little scratch on the trailer tail. If you want to apply for as a company driver make sure to bring Vaseline, they will squeeze you and if you are lucky with the good runs you are expecting to bring a paycheck of $1200 per week. Seniority is very marked here so new Guys get the worst runs even for O/O. They have a mechanic shop where they basically rip people off, they charge another friend $480 of labor to just install a air pressure gauge in his truck plus the gauge $350. This company is 100% capitalist so don’t expect a true work friendship with them ."

"These drivers are going to kill someone. I was driving on 494 this morning in the far right lane and had a driver tailgating unbelievably close. It would have been extremely dangerous had it been a car tailing me that close let alone a semi. If I had needed to hit my breaks quickly, I would be dead right now. It’s insane that a trucking company would hire drivers like that. Such an unnecessary risk"

"Place looks like a solid business and the sign along highway 52 gives me some much needed laughter after coming home from Mayo to the cities. Keep it up!"

"Their drivers should have their licenses taken away. I was tailgated in a construction zone, had brights flashed at me, passed in said construction zone then the driver took the time after the construction zone to flip me the bird. I’ve included a pic of the driver flipping me the bird in this review. I’d recommend a more professional company."

"Their truckers drive like a holes. They're constantly riding everybody but within 10 ft of the car in front of them. Continuously going over 80 miles an hour and cutting through traffic like a sixteen-year-old kid who had Mommy and Daddy buy them a Mustang even though they have no idea how to drive the car properly. That analogy is what those truckers are"