Overnight jobs?

I don't know about the O/O part, but lots of trucking jobs do night only. Most freight outfits run the trucks at night, so the stuff is at the dock in the morning to be delivered during the day. Gas tankers run at night, grain hauling, stuff that doesn't require anybody else to load or unload, but just about everything else requires day travel.

 

Lol you looking for an 8 hour shift in truckin?

 

I’m on line haul and most all our shifts are 8 hours(450 miles)Some O/O on these runs but they seem to prefer the 10 hour runs. Operating in NW Ontario, no traffic to speak of I can do my 450 mile run in 7 1/2 hours if my switch is on time. He’s usually fashionably late which is paid waiting time for me

 

get a job working nights on the dock of an LTL company. Yellow freight, SAIA, Southeastern freight, Old Dominion.

some do "dock to truck" training.

 

If you think outside the box a little theres a lot of stuff done over night. Refuse collection and grease trap emptying at restaurants are some things that are done. Lots of gas and foodservice work as well, trying to avoid crowded parking lots. Some overnight road work also, although I don’t know what area you call home, that could be winding down for the season. I’m not sure how any of this would play in to you being an O/O, but if the night shift is what you desire, it’s definitely to be had.

 

Mail hauling , salmon companies , fuel hauling

 

Get experience FIRST before thinking about O/O and DON’T do lease to own plenty of posts on here about that

 

Beer/Pepsi/Food work at night as well as mail and LTL you’ll need experience in LTL

 

Around here in PA the dry bulk tank work is mostly done at night. Just too much traffic in daytime. A lot of milk haulers run at night.