dumb question regarding LTL

i drive a straight truck and deliver milk, would this qualify as LTL or what? kind of a stupid question but its been in the back of my mind for a while. lol

 

thats why i'm not sure what exactly to label what i do. i go into work, my truck is already loaded, i just secure the milk, i drive to about 15 to 20 stops per day, back up to docks at grocery stores, do stops at gas stations with a tailgate. when i get back i park the truck and go home. on average per stop i bring about 20 milk crates in, or 4 trips (since you can easily run the milk crates 5 high) with the dolly worth of product.

 

well all the jobs i've had are local class B jobs since i got my B license almost 3 years ago, upgrading to the A soon though if i can save up money and be responsible (I'm 22, i'm still learning how to actually save money lol). i started this job 6 months ago. i go in around around 5:30am, it takes me an hour to get to where my route is, and it takes me between 5 and 7 hours to do it, plus the hour drive back. i'm on salary, some days i work more then others but it is what it is. it is nice on my short days when i'm clocked in 7 but only actually worked 4 1/2 or 5 hours.

 

thats what i thought but all the other "vendors" are guys that drive smaller bread trucks or what not and they buy the routes, and own the product they bring in. i do not, i back up to a dock drop it off and leave i dont rotate product i dont touch anything in the store i just drop it off.

 

i've never been so hung up on something job related that is so insignificant lol