Samantha Dwyer

Samantha joined the Anderson Trucking Family in November of 2012 as a specialized driver manager and managed a fleet of mixed company and contractor drivers. In the spring of 2014, she transitioned to the driver administration department and began working in contractor services. While in contractor services, Samantha familiarized herself with all processes, procedures and information in regards to driver contracts, pay and settlements. She is currently the operations support manager and oversees both the contractor services department as well as the driver settlement department and leads both of her teams to ensure our drivers receive the highest level of service required to help navigate their accounts and settlements on a daily basis.

By: Samantha Dwyer
January 10th, 2023

When you quit and end your contract with a trucking company as an independent contractor or lease operator, what happens?

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By: Samantha Dwyer
January 6th, 2023

Stop! Before you sign that contract with a trucking company, read what you’re about to sign.

By: Samantha Dwyer
October 18th, 2022

Where is my money? Why isn’t this load included in my check? What does this deduction mean? Why is my net amount zero dollars? What does this section mean?

Independent Contractor | Owner-operator

By: Samantha Dwyer
September 13th, 2022

Ready to dive into truck ownership and running your own business? That’s great news! You’re in a position that many drivers aspire to be in.

By: Samantha Dwyer
August 2nd, 2022

Are you ready to become a team truck driver? Are you wondering how you’ll get paid? If so, you’re not alone. Tons of drivers are wondering the same thing and asking us questions about pay.

By: Samantha Dwyer
July 14th, 2022

Fuel prices. They’re only getting higher and higher with seemingly no end in sight. What are you to do as an independent contractor or an owner-operator? Sure, you can do all you can to maximize your fuel efficiency and save money on fuel with helpful fuel discounts, but what can you do to ensure you’re being paid enough to cover fuel costs?