What LtL jobs are home daily and make over $2000 weekly?

If that's the Superior out of Mayer (we used to call them Inferior when I worked out of Clarkdale) I've heard that they are opening new terminals because the company with the red trucks is getting out of dry bulk. For example, they were hiring up out of Bellemont near Flag to run fly ash from Page and Joe City. If it's that particular Superior they run like a conveyor belt, work full hours then slip seat. Not sure what they run out of Apache that's dry...

 

This Superior is out of Oak Brook, IL, blue Mack trucks that pull insulated smooth bore tankers, if you were headed to Apache Nitrogen on Apache Powder Rd their yard is on the left hand side, I would say maybe 2 miles in after coming off route 80, they get their product off of rail car tankers, but I don't know what it is.

 

Out 10-14 days, definitely not home daily and likely not 2k a week either. I like that area, but decent work is hard to find there.

 

Yeah the ad also says .56 cpm, decent money but stay out two weeks ugh, 2000k maybe with a ton of miles perhaps.

 

At what company?

 

3571 miles in one week, at least 55 hours of driving at 65mph 100% of the time. Of course, can't have hiccups in load/unload/driving/etc. That just sounds like a miserable work week.

 

Not to mention because it's tanker and chemicals, videos and getting carded at each plant you go too, screwing around with PPE gear, and possible long unloading/loading times, I spent 18 months in bulk commodities, really happy to be back in LTL.

 

the highest i can gross at my LTL in Los Angeles in 1,200 a week thats for about 10 to 11hrs a day 8 Deliveries and maybe 4 Pick Ups

 

That's not great at all. I have the shortest linehaul run @365 miles and gross 1250 a week on average working 8 hours nights. Currently at .62 a mile, and we top out at .68 or something. 1200 a week gross in LA seems rough.

 

What company u with?

What company u with?