Looking for OTR Opendeck W2 company jobs that I could earn 100k a yr at. For reference I’ve got 5yrs experience 11/2 living full time out of my truck with my wife and cat doing Opendeck for a company out of IA. I was averaging 2k after taxes every week and had fun there. Unfortunately the company turned in a bad direction and a lot of drivers left including me. I’m the only driver but my wife does securement, keeps a really clean truck, responds to broker texts for me, keeps me eating healthy, and does trucking content.
Because my wife and I live out of our truck full time with no time off we do need a raised roof and that’s what we’ve been in so looking at a company that would be willing to provide that. They get an extra 12 weeks of work from us a yr and never have to worry about getting us back to a home base for time off. Please name names of companies where this is possible, I think the companies that have about 50-200 trucks are the ones that typically pay the most. Thank you!
100k OTR Open Deck Companies
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by keepontruckin24, Mar 6, 2025.
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I’d be trying southern transport or United
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If you like a smaller company , maybe check out rgm transport in bethel PA
Kaiser trucking in wisconsin
They both seem like decent companies to keep u busy
Rgm was going to hire me at .65 a mile but I went to a local company instead
One of our drivers came from kaiser he said they paid decent but never got home at all.01HFT Thanks this. -
Mercer has several owner ops looking for drivers.
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This is one of the few times I'll ask why aren't you an owner/operator? Seems like that would be the best option for someone in your position.
I couldn't imagine living full time in a semi truck that there could be the smallest chance of being terminated and not having anywhere to stay, even if it was temporary.
Also, if you're willing to kick ### and run like that, I think you could do even better as an O/O vs a company driver. Not to mention the fact that you could have a truck with a larger sleeper that would be much more comfortable being full time. -
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