Camper/Trailer dose NOT pay enough!

You really have to know how to play this game.

Back hauls are available, sometimes.

Basically a good job for retired folks, to supplement their income.

 

If you're only getting $1.10 per loaded mile then your getting hosed. The average rate for non CDL loads right now is $1.20.

Anyone that wants to make money delivering RVs has to treat it like a job, not a paid vacation or a supplement to retirement. How many Big rig drivers stay in a hotel every night and eat every meal in a restaurant? They sleep in their trucks most of the time. Most meals are cooked in the truck, made from food they bought at the grocery store. Delivering freight with a truck isn't for everybody.

Keep preaching about how there's no money in RV delivery though. The less drivers there are, the more rates go up.

 

Those rates have stunk for the last 15+ years.

Used to make decent money with Morgan, about 20+ years ago........

 

It sounds to me like somebody who screwed up and got fired and he comes here on his first post and complains about it if you don't want to do the work don't do the work go somewhere else and cry we get tired of pigeons.

 

We been all over this before. No one, at the end of the day can convince anyone that, as a full time trucking job recreational vehicle delivery is a good decision. You may come across a few who make a fair living at it, but at the end of the day too much overhead and no future in RV delivery holds it back as a good career choice. As a sessional, part time job for retirees and part time workers - it’s great.

I have been doing drive-away for the past 2 months and I am all ready to end my tenure in about 3-6 weeks, (mid June).

 

Those guys in pick ups with trailers hauling campers or a car or 2 on a flat bed are wanna be truckers. I laugh at them every time I pass them

 

Your statement is that of a typical amateur driver that thinks they know everything and prove it on the road every day
Last one in why do you even bother coming on here you are a negative person a fair-weather driver that thinks he's an expert on the RV industry it's people like you that hurt the drivers who choose to do this work

 

Your post tells me you're a long way from being a trucker if that's the way you think about somebody trying to make a living on the road that's one of the problems today drivers you will never make a hand

 

I'm still laughing. Laughing at you now