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howdy gazo.. what you been up to? still pluging away with landstar I see
Yeah....getting by.
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ya ya... we all know you're so rich you retired already with all that high dollar freight of yours
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Truckers I have been with Landstar for almost a year and I started at 65% and am STILL at 65% of 100%
What kind of trailer to you pull? How much would you get with your own trailer? Do you have the option of paying weekly rental?
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What kind of trailer to you pull? How much would you get with your own trailer? Do you have the option of paying weekly rental?
1: Dry Van
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3: No
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Does anyone know if lanstar has a tractor age requirement?
And also do they haul auto(cars) and if so do they have a trailer age requirement? Thanks!
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Does anyone know if lanstar has a tractor age requirement?
And also do they haul auto(cars) and if so do they have a trailer age requirement? Thanks!
1.NO tractor age requirement. Just has to pass their pre-lease inspection.
2.I don't know about the car hauling,but I don't think so.
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Landstar Inway does handle some car transport. I spoke to one of their BCO's last week....and yes, as a Landstar Ranger BCO you can haul loads for Inway too, Ligon..all of them.
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Landstar Inway does handle some car transport. I spoke to one of their BCO's last week....and yes, as a Landstar Ranger BCO you can haul loads for Inway too, Ligon..all of them.
Are they hauling them on regular car haul trailers(6 or 7 on a load),or just hauling them as "flatbed" frieght on the deck of a flat or step? Just curious.
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Are they hauling them on regular car haul trailers(6 or 7 on a load),or just hauling them as "flatbed" frieght on the deck of a flat or step? Just curious.
He had a 53' Dry Van with some ramps.
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