Longest Haul You've Had Solo??

Is that where they take Florida Oranges to CA, offload them, you wait while they stamp all the Oranges as California Oranges and then you re-load and ship back to my hometown of Tampa?

 

Not much on you all since I only did east coast. Jersey to Miami and a few differences locations in the north east to Texas.

 

Frozen Mexican strawberries from Laredo, TX to Windsor, ON in 1975. 1,635 miles solo. I blew a tire near South Chicago and my lady friend brought one of my spares from Ottawa, IL.

 

lol.....I've hauled tomatoes to California the reloaded different type tomatoes and headed right back to Florida. Ahh, yes, then bananas from Tampa to Chicago.

 

Or perhaps not. At least, not by road the whole way.

 

Idaho to a Nestleys plant in PA,loved that load.

 

They always give you fresh candy there, they even have special wrapped driver appreciation bars.

 

1560 over night.

Coast to coast solo produce Yakima to Boston or NYC. Or Atlanta.

There is no more records to be broken unless Alaska opens up to American trucking via Canada.

Team coast to coast is a round trip in 5 days flat. Almost 8000 ground miles.

 

I would always shake my head passing orange groves in Cali when hauling juice from across the country. Whatever though... As long as I'm making money its all good!

 

Longest single haul one way? Surrey, British Columbia to Hartland New Brunswick. 3354 miles.
Close second: Bernierville Quebec to Miramar California. 3131 miles.
Longest triangle: Florenceville, New Brunswick to Laredo Texas, to Calgary Alberta, to Hartland New Brunswick. 7584 miles.