Dry Van Hauler Thinking About Switching to Tanker

I think that's the new normal if you're a company driver. I have driven a truck w/cameras since 2011. I just talk to it like "Welcome to Louiiiiisiana, camera! How'bout them cajun roads?"

 

Not mine and I can't recall any other food grade haulers paying either. Best you can hope for is a company that has deals with tank washes where they use them as a drop lot also. I have quite often just dropped a dirty tank, hooked to a clean one and kept rolling.

 

I've worked for 4 companies since 2016 and only one of those didn't have a driver facing camera.

 

I don't miss the roads in Louisiana. ESPECIALLY New Orleans!

 

Hope it works out well for you, driver. If nothing else you'll get liquid tanker experience. Like I said before, I like it here. Is it perfect? No. But neither am I... lol

 

I remember back in 2013 ,Chinatown, I used to read your posts here. Glad to see you are still posting.
Back then , I had to go with Schneider, not having experience. Then quickly I moved to Heniff. Three years ago I came home.
I am hauling gas. So far, honestly, 10.5 hours/day, 5 days /week, some training of a new driver, placed me every year at 80-83k.
I don’t see the point of being out there on the road for 70k.