No owner operator experience, no idea how Landstar works, but hey, brand new truck for $150k, some chicken lights, chrome and life is beautiful!
Thinking of buying a new truck and going to landstar
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Kolorado, Aug 20, 2015.
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If you are coming to Landstar and want to make it here you better be specialized in something. It is real tough to succeed here if you plan on being the ordinary average run of the mill Van or flatbed hauler. We have been here 3 years and are doing very nice but I run team with my wife and haul very specialized freight, specialized trailer and specialized areas to cut down on my competition for freight. A normal van or flatbed yanker must compete with 4000 or 2000 other drivers trying to do the same thing.
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you call that Hating? I would call people who rip me and others bring in reality as being delusional border line bi-polar. -
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Why does everybody have to pile on to every person who asks a legitimate question? Seems to me if you have nothing helpful to say, SHUT THE HELL UP
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Any of you guys pulling vans making any $$ old truck is paid for
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Does Landstar give you the option of using your own dry van trailer?
Just curious.
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