You didn't ask me, but I'm going to invite my self to the interview...
Murdoch. Funny, an handy with explosives. Can't beat that.
@ the OP...Don't go to Atlanta, or surrounding metro area. Even if they think there is a chance of snow, they will freak out. Days before Super Bowl, Atlanta braces for winter storm impact
Ha, funny. The link is for Tuscon now new. It was the second result. To funny.
Oh an this is Atlanta in snow..
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Arizona an the southwest look better an better don't they?
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Should I relocate for better driving opportunities?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by aramil248, Jan 27, 2019.
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I'm actually thinking if I move to Arizona of doing some sort of regional work to keep me in that area and away from the cold
Chinatown Thanks this. -
@Dave_in_AZ probably can give you some leads.
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Well even regional, you're going to go somewhere where it's cold in the winter, then come back.
I'm troddling around the southwest at the moment, but that also involves some hard hand unloading stuff. Most guys would never do it.
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only tanker. I have done the background part for hazmat but have yet setup the testChinatown Thanks this.
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Yes you should relocate if there are not enough job opportunities where you live. It's the American way. I suggest you look at the paper road atlas for cities at or near where 2 or more interstate highways intersect. Those places usually have MANY trucking companies. You should also look at the handful of states with no income tax. FL, TX, TN, WY and a couple of others don't tax your income.
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How long have you been driving? There are plenty of driving jobs in Maine. If your otr and stay out for 2 or more weeks before going home. Then there are even more jobs available. Dont fall for that only paper and water cones out if Maine #### either. I bounce between mass and my, I get loaded and unloaded in Maine with no problem. But even if you have to dead head to mass. Whoo cares you get paid for driving, not for what' in the box.
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I have a year but because of a few months last year of no work the companies up here choose to be picky. Like pottles keeps posting about wanting drivers but won't take me because of that unemployment
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Potties SUCKS they are actually doing you a favor.
Have you tried bissen or hartt? Central Maine moving and storage owns a freight company. Can't remember what they call it. Its all freight out and back
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