The pros & cons of fuel hauling?

Im only 29 and i still wouldnt do it. Car wreck 9 years ago limited the amount of strain I can put on my back/neck. Also Denvers the only place around me that would even pay in that field decently, and I'd rather hang myself then live in CO again.

 

Being willing to move certainly helps. Especially if you dont have family you can explain that you're easy to move yourself. But my company at the moment is hesitant to hire anyone that's not in the area of the job. So if you can apply and convince them to give you a shot in the area you want to move to great, otherwise may need to just get any job there.

Really just boils down to where you want to be long term. I'd suggest finding where you want to live long term where the company has jobs posted and move there even if it's not with the company you want to stay with long term.

 

Driving a Bomb, you are Funny. That is what a Consultand said to me when I showed up with a Tractor Trailer load of Liquid Nitrogen which was my Job in the Oilfields unless I was pumping that Stuff converted into Gas during a Frac or getting a Drill Rig unstuck.
I never hauled Fuel but lots of Nitrogeen and also a bunch of Propane and on ocasion Hydrochloric Acid. I would have no qualms hauling Fuel especially if I dont have to deal with the Public.
Nowadays I am semi retired and steer a 18wheeler (Dry Van) now and again for silly spending Money. There I have to Deal with some Public but not alot which is what I like. Getting up at 3 or 4 is easy for me been doing that all my life.

Cheers