PAM Transport Frequently Asked Questions

Deciding which trucking company to begin your career is a big deal. Below are some of the Frequently Asked Questions about P.A.M. Transport.

If you need further assistance, contact a Driver Solutions representative.

  • CDL Training Program
  • Truck Driving Industry
  • Commercial Driver's License
  • Trucks and Equipment
  • Driver Application Process
  • P.A.M. Transport
  • Driver Solutions Company Information
  • USA Truck
  • Truck Driving Careers and Positions
  • eGears Online CDL Training
  • Qualifications


  • P.A.M. Transport

    Who is P.A.M. Transport?

    P.A.M. Transport was founded in 1986 and is a publicly-traded trucking company based in Tontitown, AR. They have five divisions with a combined total of 1,800 trucks and drivers. Recently, P.A.M. Transport was recognized as one of the best 200 small companies in America by a leading financial publication. While they are are big enough to offer a secure future, they are not so big that you will get lost in the shuffle.
    Back to Top

    Who does P.A.M. Transport haul freight for?

    P.A.M. Transport works with several Fortune 500 companies. Some of their customer base includes General Motors and Wal-Mart.
    Back to Top

    What does P.A.M. stand for?

    P.A.M. is actually the company founders initials.
    Back to Top

    Does P.A.M. Transport offer benefits?

    Yes! P.A.M. Transport offers great benefits for new drivers. After 4 months of employment, you will be eligible for medical, dental & prescription coverage. They also offer life insurance, disability coverage, 401K and paid vacations.
    Back to Top

    What type of freight does P.A.M. Transport haul?

    P.A.M. Transport hauls just about anything anyone wants shipped on a truck, except for refrigerated products.
    Back to Top

    What type of trucks does P.A.M. Transport have?

    P.A.M. Transport provides their drivers with late-model, well maintained trucks. The current fleet features Freightliner and Volvo conventional tractors. The average age of equipment is less than 3 years old.
    Back to Top