3000+ is a normal week for me and home all weekend and a night during the week..
1300 miles is easy in 2 days and that is heavy and running a lot of hills too....
You got to keep that left door shut and foot planted on the pedal.....
Drive time
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Longshott, Feb 25, 2017.
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I would say two and a half days tops.Lets say you pick up load Monday 7 am Stevens will probably give you till late Wednesday afternoon to get there or early Thursday morning.
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A quick rule of thump is to divide the distance (1300 mi) by 50 mph (1300 / 50 = 26 hours) or you just double the trip length in hundreds of miles to find the time. 1300 miles is 13 one hundreds. Two times 13 is 26. This gives a conservative estimate for drivign time only in conditions where you can do the speed limit, not snow and ice through Chicago at rush hour uphill, both ways.
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Thank you guys. This helps me get a idea of timing
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as mentioned, time depends on some circumstances known and unknown.
this, 140 miles, took about 5 hrs, if possible, add a cushion of time,
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How's does weather factor into your hauls? If you can't drive is it your fault,
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You just have to be more careful and use more caution. If you ever feel unsafe to continue driving, you pull that mfer over (wherever it's safe to do so), call dispatcher, send message over Qualcomm and tell em you're shutting down. It's never your fault.Bean Jr. Thanks this.
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