Frequently Asked Questions

Most trucks are equipped with inverters, however, not all trucks have them.

Most of the trucks are equipped with APUs, but not all.

No, our logistics specialist are communicating with drivers daily to suit their needs and hours of service.

Yes we are 24/7/365 since day one.

To haul everyday cargo, such as foodstuffs, automobile parts, general freight or any of our many lanes a HazMat endorsement is not required.

Yes you can. We have new dry van trailers.

Weekly gross depends on various conditions: is it a team truck or a single one, also flexibility of the driver has very big impact on a gross revenue of the truck.

No rule. A full load truck can be as low as 5,000 lbs to 45,000 lbs. We normally run 20000-25000 average.

If you are working as an over-the-road company driver, you will probably never have to pay for fuel or any maintenance associated with your truck. If you become an owner operator, however, you will be responsible for paying for both your own fuel and your truck’s maintenance.

Almost all of the major trucking companies offer drivers a “no touch freight” policy – that is, the driver won’t have to worry about touching his truck’s cargo when he picks it up or drops it off. Most companies have between 75 to 85 percent no touch freight, so in some situations a driver may still be required to help loading or unloading a truck. At Play Logistics INC, we haul 99% no touch freight, however in some very rare situations driver may be required to assist on a loading or unloading while driver is being informed about it before accepting a load.

No, our company doesn’t haul hazmat loads at the moment.

No, it’s not needed if you have a valid one.

Drivers are required to do a regular DOT drug test.

Statement day is each Thursday. On Thursday the drivers and owner operators receive their statements on their emails and we make ACH deposits to their bank accounts or they come to the office to take a check. If there is anything wrong with the statement, drivers and owner operators can reply back to the email by Sunday, so we can correct it before we submit payments. Note: *For ACH payments it takes one business day to be deposited to driver’s bank accounts, so the funds are on the bank accounts on Tuesday morning.