Thinking about going from reefer to tanker.

No driver cams. Trucks at 65. Training at your home terminal then Greer for 5 days. I haven't been here that long but I think after about 2 weeks you're almost guaranteed to get routed home. But you'll still make around 70k

 

Fuel anywhere that accepts comdata was what I was told but I thought I read on here somewhere to only get 50 gallons if it's not a big chain truck stop. Not really sure of that but I've filled up at plenty of mom and pops and no one has said anything. Elogs um I'm not sure at all. It's on the side of our truck tho

 

Omnitrack I believe

 

You can stay out as long as you want with Indian River Transport. They run all the way to California and Pacific Northwest.
Don't know if they have driver cams or not.

• Indian River Transport runs a late model tractor fleet consisting of 600 Peterbilt, Kenworth and Freightliner tractors.
• All trucks furnished with refrigerators and premier interior packages, over 70 inch sleepers.
• All tractors are assigned and are less than 36 months old.

 

My company would love you if you'd stay out for 3-6 weeks running liquid tank.

 

Superior will let you stay out as long as you want. Dont know who keeps perpetuating that myth. You might get sent back to your home terminal but that doesnt mean you have to go home.

I just met 2 drivers up in Springfield, MA yard and both of then said they never put in for home time. A lot of guys here are older and run like that since they dont have much going on at the house.

As far as living in a tiny sleeper weeks at a time, that's another story.... That would be my #1 reason not to go for OTR with Superior. Unless you get a Pete, which aint happening for a new guy.