I was talking to a recruiter at PAM (not going to name drop) and I was told about a "dedicated run" that would have me home every week (I live along I-35 in Texas). Can anyone back this up, or is it just smoke? Seems a little too good to be true. I know that have terminals in Laredo and Irving so it kinda makes sense that I could stop by the house on a 10 hour break or possibly a reset if I'm going back a forth on I-35. Maybe that's what they were meaning?
Dedecated Runs
Discussion in 'PAM' started by redcav86, Jan 8, 2015.
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You live in a good spot for being a truck driver.
A lot of dedicated accounts will have you working during the week then you get off on Friday for a 34 hour break. My home is in Dallas near my company's terminal and I usually get Fridays and Saturdays off then go back to work on Sunday morning.redcav86 Thanks this. -
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Company driver.
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Former driver and their dedicated routes are pretty good, pay is just not A-1. That 35 corridor is a good place to be for dedicated routes.
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p.a.m = penny a mile
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BallC74 Thanks this.
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When I was there they made me take a 2 cent pay cut "since you get home more often" for dedicated route.
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I talked to a recruiter today about a dedicated run in my area that starts out at .37cpm. Gotta call back tomorrow and verify. Sounds too good to be true. Lol.
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