Holland. FCC. Morehouse. SAV. Climate. All smaller, non-mega companies with the atmosphere and miles I'm looking for in a trucking company. All based in either the very north, or Nebraska. As the title says, are there no comparable trucking companies like these based out of Texas? One would think that Texas would be just as good of a location to have out-and-back and/or coast-coast freight as ND/MN and Nebraska. But for the life of me I can't seem to find any trucking company based in Texas (dry van or reefer) that comes close to holding a candle to those aforementioned companies. Maybe my Google-## isn't strong enough?
Are there no quality small fleet long/decent haul trucking companies in Texas?
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USA Truck is dry van and trucks run 70 mph.
Has a program where you pick your loads and run where you want to.
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MC VanKampen trucks run 75 mph and no East Coast.
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Climate Express hires Texas drivers.
@bryan21384 drives there.
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Line Haul is terminal to terminal/drop & hook, then back home.
Oh, didn't know you want something headquartered in Texas. Bulkley is headquarted in Brashear, TX
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Most Line Haul is pulling doubles.
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Bulkley Trucking
Brashear, TX
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