Looking for new scenery

I believe TMC runs coast to coast. They have a pretty good reputation as well. Decker runs reefer and flatbed and I know they run the Southwest some, not sure how far though.

 

Not sure who you are running for now, but you might look at Hunt Transportation (No, not JB Hunt) out of Omaha, NE. They are a flatbed company that is under the corporate umbrella of Crete Carriers, but run independently. Obviously if you wanted dry or reefer, Crete/Shaffer could be an option, too. Yes, they are a mega carrier and have drawbacks, but I have worked for Shaffer (reefer division) for 12 years now, and miles are good (2600-3200 a week for me) and pay is better than most(I am at $0.49...not bad for a company driver).
As for Hunt Trans, I do not know what the freight lanes are primarily, but I know they do alot of Valley (farm irrigation) and John Deere, so I would guess they get West and anywhere where ranching and farming are going on.

 

Lonestar transportation hauls everything and runs every where

 

Try system transport. We've got a terminal in Gary and run mainly west from there

 

All the time, we have 2 terminals in California. I'm on a run from Florida to the Bay Area right now, this is the furthest east Ive been in months. Normally I don't get run past Indiana or Ohio. They try to avoid the north east. You will see a lot of California, Oregon, and Washington.

 

i don't know why anyone would want to run westerner. constantly shifting gears gets old. LOL

 

Any deck company that hauls oilfield will get you all the western states and 1/2 of Canada, up to Alaska as well.