Florida intermodal
Discussion in 'Intermodal Trucking Forum' started by 7seriestv, Oct 19, 2016.
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I'm looking at a few companies out of Jacksonville, Florida.
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I run out of Jacksonville if you need any info let me knowThe Boss Lady Thanks this.
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I've been over the road for a while and I'm just a little burned out with being away from home a lot. I put applications in with AIS and PB Express. Do you know anything about them? The guy at AIS mentioned a new account that goes to Savannah and back.7seriestv Thanks this.
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Did you mean BP Express, I heard good things about them, they have a lot of work I know that for sure and a lot of customers I go to I see them in the area. Ais not bad either also check out interstate, citrus and rail port.
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There's a PB Express on Old Kings Road near Edgewood. I forgot about BP Express, I used to hear good things about them. Thanks, I'll check out those companies you mentioned as well. I'm definitely looking forward to coming home more often.7seriestv Thanks this.
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The ports out here not bad, short lines in and out in no time. Do you already have a truck? Are you running company truck? Which area do you live?
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how is the money working out of jacksonville?
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It's working for me, you can average anything between $2k to $3k take home considering I don't work weekends, I don't run at night and the port hours are Monday to Friday 8 - 5, you can be home daily if you choose to, you run how and when you want. You can make more if you take longer runs, I just run jax to Atlanta I 75 corridor and jax to savannah I 95, all the loads pay loaded round trip, you get fsc if you are loaded or empty, if you haul reefer you get extra and extra if you are overweight. You get overweight permit cover you up to 90k
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thats not bad, own your truck and work for a company? im a south florida native doing otr but not planning on it forever. south florida ports are overrun by low paying guys that barely speak english from what ive been told. i heard to make money doing it your have to at least head to north florida7seriestv Thanks this.
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