I am having trouble finding flatbed companies that don’t run northeast.
Everyone is saying not to do a lease purchase but I can’t find a company that seems like it is exactly what I’m looking for.
I’m looking for flatbed, or bulk companies that don’t go to the northeast. I live in the Missouri area but am willing to relocate. Looking for company names and any information you have about them. Any help is appreciated.
Flatbed Companies
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Mototom, Jul 3, 2019.
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NE isn't as bad as people claim. Lots of good freight to go there
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HS Express. Got a yard located in Granite City, IL, run conestoga trailers, haul predominantly steel.
Pretty sure we don't believe New England actually existsBean Jr. Thanks this. -
Do you have experience?
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Northeast is where the money at driver
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I would run from Ohio or PA all the way to WA. Or from Nebraska down to Texas. I was basically doing dedicated runs. I LOVED it.
I was hauling side by sides or kenworth parts.
I would rather drive over cabbage patch on 90 or snoqualami on 80 during bad winter weather then have to run out east. -
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Even if I had my own truck I doubt I’d be running any farther east then PA. It might be different flatbed tho.
As a dry van guy I’m stuck going through the heart of major cities dropping stuff off at these strip malls that someone with a brain the size of a squirrel and a severe case of add designedLepton1 Thanks this.
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