Local work in Florida?

Estes Express Lines
Website
19975 Independence Blvd, Groveland, FL 34736
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Old Dominion Freight Line
Website
1001 Jetstream Dr, Orlando, FL 32824
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Saia LTL Freight
Website
10451 Rocket Ct, Orlando, FL 32824
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@Jenn72 posted something about FFE and LTL freight.
FFE Transportation
Frozen Food Express - Refrigerated Transportation Solutions For Over 65 Years
27994 U S Highway 27 S, Dundee, FL 33838
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Southeastern Freight Lines
10055 Central Port Dr, Orlando, FL 32824

 

Estes Express has a terminal in Tampa.
Estes Express Lines
Website
6360 E Hanna Ave, Tampa, FL 33610

 

FFE has a terminal in Dundee (Winter Haven)

Our Linehaul is LTL OTR. The linehaul division basically transports loads from one terminal to another. Drop & hook. (Since covid we have had loads pulled from the board to keep us running. Not as much as when it 1st hit)

We also can get ask to help w/ local or regional loads. Those pay by the hour (local) Regional (mileage w/ stop pay)

They also have local & regional drivers too.

I included linehaul mileage pay below. If you have any questions, just ask.

 

I posted this in another thread a few months ago where someone was asking a similar question about local work out towards Orlando:

Fedex Freight, Southeastern Freight Lines, UPS Freight, Estes, AAA Cooper, XPO, R&L, ABF, Sysco, US Foods, PFG, GFS all have terminals in or near Orlando. The fuel haulers out there are probably mostly the same as they are over here in Tampa too: Eagle, Kenan, Energy Dispatch, Speedway, Penn Tank Lines, Torrissi, Coraluzzo. I don't know a lot about that side of the business though. I run P&D in Tampa and make $28.40/hr which is about average for LTL down here I'd say. I'm not sure what the pay is like exactly for food guys or fuel guys, but it's probably in the same ballpark.

 

fuel doesnt pay that at all