Looking to get into car hauling

I've been around a half minute ... As a former Centurion - and a driver returning to Centurion, I recommend Centurion. I worked for Hansen as well ... You'll spend more time in Tennessee and the Carolinas with them. I don't know how long Pepsi keeps you out, but expect to be gone 2 weeks at a time. It takes a solid 7 days to build up a head of steam and get into a rhythm. Good luck with your transition.

 

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start with the above

 

That bought back memories...Anchor Motor Freight dispatch out of GM Tarrytown Assembly was famous for 9 way splits. Did I hear multiple skid drop pay????

 

What became of this? I'm thinking of car hauling as well. There has to be something in the trucking industry that makes money in Florida. This $450 a week class B truck stuff is for the birds.