Stevens Transport A year in review

Sure...California's east of the Rockies isn't it?
For every load that's picked up east of the rockies and delivered west, there has to be a corresponding load from west to east.
Stevens runs all 48. Plan on it.
Unless, of course, you're trying to get home time in South Dakota, Idaho, Wyoming, Washington...

 

I appreciate you taking the time out to remind the rest of us who have been driving for less than 10 years how freight moves.

 

Hi E. How often are you getting to the house in SD?

 

Actually, I don't have a house in SD. I am licensed there. We live in a motorhome and it moves all around. Right now, my wife is enjoying our grandchildren in Boise. In September, I'll move her to our daughter's place in Seattle where she will do the same. Then when things get colder, it's down to San Diego where another son and his wife live.
We haven't been parked in SD for about two years.
This is what comes after retiring, selling the house and touring in a motorhome for a few years.. too bad the economy smacked me in the butt!
Back to work.
But to answer your question indirectly, I get home, where ever that may be for the month, every 5 weeks or so.

 

Sounds like a good setup you've got. I have a couple of buddies that were planning on retirement from IBM but postponed it because their 401K's and savings took a dump last year.

 

So I hear that Stevens restricts drivers from taking I-70 through Colorado? Im pretty sure that is only for Company drivers right? I like taking I-70 in the summer times..... Better than Donner's Pass I-80 into cali..lol

 

Thank you for that info. Donner Pass is a cake walk but I would like to avoid it if I had a choice...lol