Taxi Industry Vs. Truck Industry

Can you elaborate on that? Are you advocating OO, small company, or what? I like to hear many perspectives as I contemplate my next move.

 

People who own their own trucks get a (theoretically) bigger slice of the pie, while rarely needing or wanting to advertise. Although notice I said the guys making big bucks are driving blank trucks, but that doesn't mean everyone in a blank truck is making big bucks.

So yeah, when you're looking around the truckstop, just remember: sometimes the guy driving the most raggedy-### truck is the guy who is making the most money.

 

ikr. makes me happy all over knowing your mouth is watering over jim. go for it.

 

maybe or maybe not. you mite get a new truck, but your runs will be crappy for a while.

 

man yea she is. i watch all her stuff

 

At my 1st otr job in 1987 I got a 78 freightliner powerliner coe that in its day was a nice oo spec truck but by the time I got it , it was pretty sad .
I cleaned top to bottom and kept it that way .
Back in this time period it was still possible to get fired from a trucking job for somthing less than a rollover so about 6 months later a more senior driver we called Quickdraw got fired for somthing like brandishing a gun a customers property.
So I ended up with his near new truck and haven't driven junk since .

 

i got a 10 speed