Been at a forced dispatch company. Not running this load, periodt

But if you switch companies what about that party?

 

So you'll work a full 14 hour day for 50 bucks. Lol.
You wanted regional work out of dallas,
Well your getting it.

I wouldn't touch any of it.
Either go otr or go local.
Regional is local work, but they pay you by the mile.
Therefore working you to death, for half the price
Of a hourly driver.

Find a place to park and tell them you'll
Deliver that load to the north suburbs,
After your break.

There's no such thing as forced dispatch.
Only drivers who allow the craziness to happen.
Learn to say NO, and your trucking career
Will become a whole lot easier.

Then the next time they have a bunch of free
Work to dump on somebody, they won't call you.
That's how this stuff works.

There's always a company hack, who's broke
And scared to death to lose their job.
Let them do it.

 

de Boer has a local intermodal divison:
Dallas Intermodal

• Weekly Hours 40 - 45
• Domicile - DFW Metro
• Drop and hook / Live unload, 75/25 Mix
• Various Hours, occasional overnight runs
• Occasional Weekends

 

NFI runs dedicated accounts near there and a friend said they aren’t too bad. I think he was getting around $1200 a week. They don’t allow pets though. At any rate, read through the posts for suggestions but there are lots of companies running freight near Dallas.

Werner has 3M dedicated positions (tank/haz) open in Dallas and TCU (reefer). The other open spots are basic van and nothing special. I have run some tcu but none of the 3M. You can pm me if you want.

Me personally, I don’t care if I run 300 miles a week as long as I’m getting paid for my time. If you aren’t making 1100 a week and you are available for all the loads then look elsewhere.

 

But seriously can you pass a drug test right now?

 

Who are you replying to? This makes no sense.