PODS ?

Moving containers. They look like they are 10' long, customer packs it, you haul it. Think of them as a bedbugger in a can.

 

U-Haul hires cdl-a drivers for POD work. Other companies do also.
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U-Box Portable Storage & Moving Containers | U-Haul
U-Box Portable Storage & Moving Containers | U-Haul
The best part about using U-Box® containers for a move or as a portable storage solution is you have the flexibility and control to plan the perfect move. You can ship them to your new home or store them

 

ABF Freight has something similar. ABF driver drops a trailer at your house, then leaves. You load your own stuff into the trailer and when it's ready. The drivers comes to get it and deliver it where ever you agreed to.

 

It stands for Portable On Demand Storage.



Blackhawk, CRE, USA, and Averitt all have a division hauling them(plus a number of other companies)

 

PODS is the easiest job hands-down. They are 7 to 16 ft containers. They are always light loads. You throw 2 to 3 straps per POD or chain and roll. I can strap faster than most people complete a drop and hook. Nine times out if ten, we load and unload at the same place. Most of the locations are really nice and easy to get to. We do a lot of coast to coast loads. I work for Blackhawk almost exclusively on the PODS account, and I'm glad to answer any questions for you. Pay is 51 cpm with a 5k sign on bonus and an additional 5 cpm for the summer rush. Summer miles are as many as we can handle. Winter runs about 2800 a week. We set out own ETAs so we can run consistent schedules every day. It's perfect for someone who doesn't mind staying out for a little while. That's the one downside.

 

Easy work, cheap rates. A backhaul special. At last when it comes to getting them off the load boards in my experience.

 

Where are some of the PODS hubs throughout the US?