So I start work for Sysco on Monday. Living in the Metro Detroit, MI area.
I plan to stay for a good year at least, I have other ventures I’m investing in (property etc) that I’m going to use the money I make to get squared away and hopefully buy a truck to go O/O.
My question is what would be the best sort of fright to deal with being in the Michigan/Great Lakes area being an O/O. Something I could potentially make good or equivalent money to Sysco for example with less work. I have a line from my Mother In Laws friend who works out in Texas and needs help with oil/tanker work but idk. That’s a lot of time away from home (wife’s pregnant plus two small kids already). Is there something more reasonable in this area that makes sense?
Future O/O Lanes in MI?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by leviant0107, Nov 11, 2021.
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Haul potatoes there is alot of tater farms
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Beets are another big one.
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Container freight.
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Idk it's trucking a lot if it's overnight work . It's not very 9 to 5. You could do ltl and try to be PD guy so you can work days and be home daily. Gas hauling, shortage of them right now.
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