How did you do the sleeper? Did you do it like an RV or had them in the carseat at that time as well?
Large companies are not going to give you passenger authorization for a young child. Any small company that does is going to leave it up to you. Have some sort of car seat setup in the sleeper or passenger seat. Likely you are talking about 3 people in the cab with legit seat belts for just 2 of them, so something in the sleeper is a must. Don't get all wrapped around the axle about tying the little rug rat down all the time. Teams don't use all the restraints all the time either, and I don't think they get busted for it. Secure the little bugger when the traffic is tough, but on the open road, as long as you are there to keep track of him/her, there is little safety issue. My cat roams the cab, never a problem. When I did it 30 years ago the whole world's attitude was different. Good luck.
Okay thank you. We own our own truck. And my husband wants me daughter and I to just come out stay a couple days with him to just be able to see him. Then we are coming back home.
If he owns the truck and has his own authority, he can authorize anything he wishes. Likely though he is leased to a carrier, and they dictate those conditions. I encourage you to spend time as a family, I did in with 2 boys and the wife in an earlier age and it is the best bonding experience ever.
Finally someone who isnt negative about it. Yes we want to go out every once in a while to spend time with him not make it a all the time living in the truck thing.
This was 37 years ago no car seats . The old cab over had a full sized bed and we all dog piled in lol. The kids played in the sleeper or sat on moms lap .
I always shake my head when this question is asked and you get the guys that say how dangerous it is. Thousands of families ride around the country in rv's with no problem. I take my family a couple times a year get a hotel every night rent a car when we get to our destination. Went to Kings Island in Ohio 2 years ago Kentucky and Tennessee last year to visit family. Paid vacation.