I HAVE HAD 5 CDL JOBS THIS YEAR

I believe it. I post on a job site. And just get calls. I do not need to call anyone. I just keep saying good bye, after I ask if paper logs are an option.

 

Never been on elogs and never will be on logs. I see less safety in elogs. And i don't smoke pipes.

 

I foresee you retiring in a few years when they close the grandfather exemptions.

 

I"m ready to retire right now. Enough is enough. But i don't see them closing exemptions just because we're local. There's no need for elogs. We go to work and come home. Every day. Like just most other professions.

 

Dht will get you home.
Great lanes.
Great dispatch.
Lots of light drop and hook loads 1500-2000 miles.

 

Dropped in city of industry 8 am,live unload.
Picked up in Pasadena 10 am.
Heading to Ohio 2200 miles,delivers Monday morning.

 

Just a tip when you post don't have the thing printed in bold that also represents shouting. Learn to take a chill pill count to 10 and chill out its time for you to take a break, the stress of driving is making you frustrated with everyone. The good thing is despite having 5 different jobs your still able to get another one.

 

Spoken like a lazy ####### on doing 2000 miles a week

 

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City of Industry; been there many times when I pulled a flatbed hauling commercial air conditioners out of Tennessee.