Companies That Avoid Both Coasts?

Have you considered Uber and Lyft ?

 

Check out these people....they run mostly the midwest & southeast:

Driver Benefits

VER-RY LIBERAL hometime policy.

-- L

 

You just eliminated the largest metro areas in the country, along with the biggest inland metro area by excluding Chicago.

Maybe Dallas regional?

 

Companies that avoid either coast? You've been looking for somewhere to work for a grip now. You're gonna have to take some good with the bad. If you go any longer without signing on somewhere, you run the risk of having to do a refresher.

 

Running mid-west regional would avoid both coasts, but not Chicago.
I do the Great Lakes Region at my company, so I get to the Chicago area often. Not that often for actually into Chicago.
The outer areas are not that bad.

 

Would be helpful if you told us where you lived.

Unless you live within 100 miles of DFW, "Dallas Regional" doesn't exist.

And if someone wants to tell me I'm wrong, I'm all ears. I'm shopping for a new place to land.

unloader

 

Continental Express has a terminal in Fort Worth. They have regional loads to OKC, Houston, San Antonio and Weslaco. Not sure what their hiring range is, but they have a drop yard in Houston where some of their trucks are parked when the driver goes home.

 

I'll give 'em a call. Live in San Antonio. Thanks for the tip.

unloader

 

I don’t understand the hate that Chicago gets. For being the 3rd largest city in the country, it really is quite tame compared to NY and LA. The distribution centers that service that metro are located far outside the city that avoids the worst of the inner city traffic.

Yes it’s a big city and traffic is unavoidable, but it really is the best possible setup for a population center of that size. The inner city is up against the lake, and most of the warehouses are in the outer-ring of highways such that many deliveries can avoid the worst traffic

To the OP: you gotta suck it up and deliver to where the people are.