Baylor Trucking raises pay

Feb 14, 2012

Company drivers can make up to 44 cents per mile in a fleet-wide pay increase, Milan, Ind.-based Baylor Trucking Inc. announced. The carrier also started a minimum of $1,000 weekly on Feb. 1.

In business for 67 years, the carrier has terminals in Indiana and Tennessee and serves areas east of the Mississippi River.

For more details visit Baylor Trucking or call (800) 322-9567, ext. 570.

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