If anyone out there has any experience with both West coast and East coast, I would highly be interested knowing which do you prefer..
Rookie.. Not really liking the East
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Are you wanting to relocate or what exactly is the question?
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I'm currently in Fairview,TN. Heading to Trenton,Oh. My company only runs East coast. I'm not really liking it. Seems like some lanes in certain states aren't even wide enough for a tractor-trailer. I'm not discouraged because I have a family to provide for. I was just wondering how it is in the West?Steel Dragon Thanks this.
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More mountains, steeper mountains. Bad weather in the plains and Rockies. CA just sucks.Jazz1, Snailexpress, BigBob410 and 1 other person Thank this.
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In my opinion Midwest is where the best miles are, unless you can get with a coast to coast company.
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Texas up to the Dakotas, East to Ohio and the south.Gunner75, BigBob410, Broke Down 69 and 2 others Thank this.
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Can you elaborate on the lanes that aren't wide enough for a tractor trailer? Does you company set your route? Are you following a GPS?Steel Dragon Thanks this.
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And even with all that, it's still better than running East. Well, except for California. It just sucks, like you said. I tore that page out of my atlas.Snailexpress, Steel Dragon and CrappieJunkie Thank this.
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I like the midwest, but I ran east so much I got used to it.Joetro Thanks this.
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I know Fairview. Had some antique furniture refinished at a little shop there. I'm from just North of you in Robertson County and also Davidson County. Relocated to Nevada not too long ago.
Personally, I like the Western States , especially the Southwest. You'd probably like a company with regular runs to the west coast.
Danny Herman Trucking doesn't run Northeast and usually stays below I-40 with lots of runs to the Texas border towns and Southern California.
Contract Freighters www.cfidrive.com runs everywhere. Lots of west coast runs and some Northeast, but their long runs get you out of there fast.
A&R Logistics requires 6 mos. experience and home most weekends. Probably be dispatched out of Jackson,TN or Decatur,AL. Don't need endorsements to drive their trucks.
Dynamic Transit does little to no, Northeast and runs west coast.
Navajo Express has a terminal in Jackson,TN and runs lots of west coast.
A&R Logistics truck photo.Steel Dragon Thanks this.
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