Dry van for three years wanting to get into flatbed division soon!

Need more details; did you have the baby? Most flatbed teams are long haul; is long haul an viable option in your situation?
Is your husband currently driving or does he also have a gap in driving time?

 

And then there is the baby to care for...

 

Ha ha ha ha.

Good one driver.

 

im thinking there is no baby or pregnancy anymore. Why do you guys even care? Thats her issue not yours

 

You honestly dont need any special training if you know how to drive a truck. Start tomorrow looking how other people are strapping/chaining/tarping there loads. there are some good videos on youtube that are very helpful on this sort of thing also the dot manuals show requirements for certain loads and then theres common sense. you cant ever secure a load too well keep that in mind.

 

Yea but they need to know how to secure the load first there truckerboyd.
Yea here this ld. for you, gravy ld. of cedar shake shingles. just strap and go..
Ever haul cedar shake shingles? not easy ld..

 

She mentioned it. That makes it germane to the conversation.

 

IMHO, where you (me too) live, reefer pays good and lane are strong, so youll have a whole lot better chance getting a dedicated run..

whats more important to you flatbed or the dedicated lane ?

 

She said she was maried to a trucker named "hopefully". She knows all about fussy, crying, restless little humans. She needs to know about flatdecking.

 

Let the lady worry about her child...congratulations by the way mam....but idk much about local flatbed but I know otr companies that train