Prime running the southwest?

Discussion in 'Prime' started by CactusJay, Oct 13, 2014.

  1. Sly48

    Sly48 Light Load Member

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    A Solo Company Driver will be in the N/NE most of the time....I'll leave it at that.
     
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  3. n3ss

    n3ss Heavy Load Member

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    That hasn't been my experience at all.
     
  4. Sly48

    Sly48 Light Load Member

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    How long have you been Solo? Maybe it was just my FM?
    i know when freight got slow.... I was stuck up north
     
  5. Cranky Yankee

    Cranky Yankee Cranky old ######

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    most of these bigger companies have trip planners that work regions
    if you get short runs you end up in same area
    FOREVER
     
  6. n3ss

    n3ss Heavy Load Member

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    Been solo since may.


    I've been stuck in the north/east once or twice, but not for long periods of time.

    It was annoying though, i got a few short runs up there, finally got a decent trip out to the midwest, only to turn around and go right back to new jersey..
     
  7. nofreetime

    nofreetime Road Train Member

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    Arent you flatbed?
     
  8. Sly48

    Sly48 Light Load Member

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    What nofreetime ask? If you are FB I get it.... But if your Reefer that's another story... Ha!!
     
  9. ironpony

    ironpony Road Train Member

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    I keep tellin' 'em ta leave me up to there, and I get bounced out faster than I got up there.
     
  10. nofreetime

    nofreetime Road Train Member

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    Hey this stuff pays good. Get him out of there we'll send a lightweight to replace him.
     
  11. CactusJay

    CactusJay Light Load Member

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    Need to save some money to buy a truck of my own eventually! Plus I thought it would be fun to live out there for a while at least. If I get tired of not having a place I could always get an apartment near their Denver terminal. That's the plan eventually, then hope to start hauling around the oil fields near Greeley, CO if things stay busy there ..
     
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