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Is Las Vegas a dead zone for trucking?
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It's all a matter of what freight you can get into. I did O.K. in passing through Vegas with a dry van.
Rates in may not be spectacular but could usually pay enough to cover the D.H. to L.A. area for a good paying load. I found it more advantages to just deadhead to L.A. rather than wait for a mediocre load that would burn even more clock and calendar.
Some freight to look for as an O/O with dry van would be the convention/trade show stuff also slot machines and lottery machines for outbound.
That population center is a massive hive of consumerism. Somebody has to distribute all that alcohol, soda, bottled water and T.P. to the hotels, staff, and folks that live there.Speed_Drums, John Joel Glanton and nredfor88 Thank this. -
Vegas a cool place but they don't make anything there but sheetrock and it's cheap .
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I am not sure you should be using the words "dead zone" in the same sentence with Las Vegas! Considering its mob history!bzinger and Speed_Drums Thank this. -
I lived in Vegas for 19 years. Raiders suck and so do their fans. That is all
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