How It All StartedH&R Transport began in 1955, hauling fruit and produce out of the Okanagan Valley to the Prairies. The company was eventually purchased outright by Al Foder in 1974, a former owner/operator of a firm that the ambitious trucker eventually built into an international operation.
Now headed by Al's son, D'Arcy Foder (the president and CEO), the company has 465 trucks, 700 refrigerated road trailers, 550 inter-modal refrigerated containers, and 700 employees.
Can you please explain why so many drivers leave after a very short time with H&R. Either within weeks of getting out on the road or as some as they get their residency?
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Youve spelt chronologicaly wrong Lynn... Do H&R know you are doing this ?? i pressume yes,coz their could be legal ramifications,,ie giving false company info etc. Wish you all the best with this new venture,it will prob. mean more flack on the forums for you woo hoo.. Love to jan and Luke..
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Hello Lyndon,
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, great bloog, what are the age limit's ie:??
Lyndon
ReplyDeleteGreat idea..
Could you tell me what the age limit's are
Yorkie
Hi Yorkie
ReplyDeleteyou need to be at least 21, not sure about the maximum age but if you email Eugenie at the link on the sidebar im sure she will tell you.
Thanks Graham
ReplyDeleteNice little website you have here Lyndon. Very informative and helpful to any new drivers. I worked for H and R for 5 months in 2006 and enjoyed every minute of my time there. Keep up your good work.
ReplyDeleteColin S.