Thinking of starting at jb hunt.... dedicated questions

I am currently working in the food service industry and I hate it. I only drive about 50 miles per day, work on average 13 hours of hard labor a day (up stairs, down stairs,etc) on call almost everyday I'm off. I'm just burned out of this because I'm constantly sweating and moving all day. I'm making good money but I want to enjoy what I'm doing. I've been doing labor jobs for 10 years now. I wanna slow it down.

I applied at jb hunt dedicated local, and they are wanting to send me to orientation. I cannot go otr or regional, period. It's a home depot account, me and my wife share a car and I have to be home daily as she works as well. I have to also be home to watch the baby. I don't want to leave my job now if I'll get stuck going OTR.

Anyone know anymore information about this? I'm just trying to make it another 6 months and hit my year and get on with a good company.

It would be the dedicated home depot account out of monroe ohio. They told me 5 nights on, 2 off, 12 hour shifts of shuttling to Columbus and Louisville. Grossing about 925 a week.

 

Well if I'm just driving and getting paid at least 700 a week, I'll be doing good. I just want to drive! Too bad I have an excessive speeding ticket on my record or I'd already have a dedicated linhaul. It comes off two weeks before my year experience.

Anyone done a dedicated shuttle position from jb hunt? How was it?

It pays .38 per mile plus $7 per drop n hook. It's over 400 miles per night. 3 drop n hooks. Should pay decent. If I can Make sure to get it...