trucking companies that do not govern trucks or can at least do 70 mph

If it doesn't make sense, why are all these ######## passing me up at 65???????

 

What kind of freight do they haul?

 

Um. ..... Catfish ? Wild guess.

 

lol, yes they haul their own farm raised catfish to their customers. I don't know what they back haul though .

 

whats an update on this? all these morons in the past talking about the cost of driving faster..... its simple math. you get 11 hrs of driving and if you can only go 60 thats only so many miles a day now especially with ELD.... i wanna do 80 when the limit is 75 and i dont give a rats ### what it costs if I am a company driver thats paid by the mile. Common sense. What companies give a competitive per mile rate while not governing miles? Simple question I don’t need a lecture from you know it alls out there.

 

I drive for MC Van Kampen- our trucks are governed at 75 & we are expected to run that in the states where its legal to do so. Love this company.

 

The idea that you wanna drive 80 in a 75 state tells me you will have to be governed at 75 in a 75 state. Or slower. You will prefer to burn more of the unnecessary fuel that is already being burnt quite a bit to maintain your selfish need for 80 in a 75 state.

 

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Lizama Carriers out of Irving Tx ~ 80 truck fleet leased to Forward Air.

New trucks only run 75mph but the older trucks are wide open . Good company with lots of freight in TX and AZ dedicated customer(Marshalls) .


Load to Ride out of Denver CO (Onestopfreightways) I don't know anything about this company but the trucks run 75mph

G.F. Lacaeyse out of Grinnel IA . Trucks run 75mph +

ADL transport out of Frederick MD. Trucks run 72mph

Every white Volvo foreign owned company based in the Chicagoland area .

Every foreign owned reefer company based out of Central Valley CA

 

My company truck can do 90

 

I haven't found a company yet too go over 70 I was stuck doing 65 mph for a whole year just watching time and life part me by literally