Are you allowed to sleep in the RVs?

And where did you come up with this nonsense ? Have you ever seen 1 ton trucks with stretched frames to accommodate sleepers wider than the truck cab and meet FMCSA sleeper berth dimensions ? Why would those owners go to that expense if they could get hotel rooms paid ? I'd like to know how many RV haulers people have seen in hotel parking lots . Why do I see so many spending the night in rest areas , truckstops , and WalMart parking lots ?

 

Drivers are driving new trks to dealers all the time like freightliner.I have talk to many.They rent a car to take to the airport or a hotel room and fly to their next job,compay pays for it.Far as rvs,why would you want to haul rvs and have to sleep in the trk all the time if no sleeper.Common since tells me not to drive for a company if they don't pay for a room.The rv haulers I have seen is one driving an extended cab not day cabs.Thats what I assume hes talking about,hauling rvs in a local trk.

 

These companies do pay for the drivers room,plain tickets,rent a car and I believe one meal a day.We're talking hauling brand new trks.Customers don't want the drivers sleeping in their trks,would you?

 

Sure there's a few websites hauling piggy backs,check out their benifits.

 

True it may be different but only using piggy backs as an example.If they pay for rooms then why would'nt someone hauling rvs do the same thing.That's all im saying.

 

I think hauling rvs for a living would be fun.Where do they mostly go vacation states like Florida?