What would you do in my situation?

Do you have parking near your home?
If no, is that why you want a terminal near Atlanta?

 

H.O. Wolding is dry van and has a drop yard in Atlanta.
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Call J&R Schugel they have a terminal just on the east side of Atlanta in Ellenwood Ga

 

If you just want to get back into Trucking, you can probably get on with Volume. Then in 6 months when you have had enough you can find a better company. They are cheap and you have to fight Atlanta traffic, and they do have a drop yard in Atlanta and are located about 20 miles east of Atlanta. They do have decent trucks, about the only good thing I can say about them. They do a lot of Ollies deliveries, so you are back to Atlanta every other day. Olllies DC is just north of Atlanta, so you will go there to swap trailers in Commerce.

 

Ozark Motor Lines Careers | Mid-South
Ozark Motor Lines Careers | Mid-South
Dry van & pay is .59 cpm

 

Averitt Express - One month experience required; an ad I saw yesterday has this requirement. Averitt has a training orientation for drivers in your situation.
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5887 Fulton Industrial Boulevard Southwest, Atlanta, GA 30336

 

forget about that vacant lot. There was a post just last week of a driver getting his truck towed out of an old shopping plaza that has been shut down for years & “trucks always park at”.

if you can’t park at home, have a terminal near home to park the truck at!!

 

Ya I left my trailer at a place trucks always parked at because my truck broke down. The guy in the nearest house came out yelling at me. After I explained the situation he was totally fine with it. At least find someone to ask. Slipping them a little cash every month helps too.