I’m back... with a few questions
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by captjimmy, Dec 12, 2019.
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One great thing about trucking is you can always MOVE.
Florida is a tough nut for a lot of trucking companies and even ones that may hire you will probably have problems with you going home. Unless you own a mansion there free and clear - or have some other attachment that makes it like cutting off an arm to leave it, then think about moving.
Go somewhere outside Atlanta - where the cost of living is lower - but just a short drive to all the amenities you want. The same applies to most ANY city anywhere along major shipping lanes. -
Boyd bros.TMC
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You have options. Pick one. CRST may not be the best. It at least gets you some experience. Cypress wants you to go through the course. You have no experience. You may have to bite that bullet. You said Windy Hill took you, barring any setbacks, that should work. Florida is a tough spot for business
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Cypress is a good co. Flatbed is worlds better than dry van or reefer. You'll make more $ and wont want to murder lazy warehouse workers that dont care how long you sit waiting to be loaded/unloaded.
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Okay CaptinJimmy no guarantees but here are two more:
.1.Transam trucking has a dedicate florida deal.
.2 Melton truck line maybe another possible candidate
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Like I said not guaranteed they are appropriate for you...But, maybe worth checking out.....Good luck to you.FlaSwampRat Thanks this. -
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