Shout out to Old Dominion Freight Lines. I've been trucking for 30yrs and the last 12 have been at OD. It's by far the best company and job I've...
Yeah I knew that
I see them all over I-74 and I-39 in Illinois and Indiana. They pull vans and grain wagons. They're definitely more than a 1 truck operation.
I run linehaul for an LTL company running more miles in 5 days than most OTR and I'm home everyday. Just because someone isn't running OTR doesn't...
I was never canceled during covid. Im getting canceled now here and there but during covid I kept right on trucking.
OD didn't furlough 40% of our drivers during covid. My terminal was less than 10 drivers out of 200 and a few of those drivers actually were...
If I wanted to run extra on Saturday's and run the holidays I could easily get to $170,000. I just don't want to work that hard!
Keep looking and eventually you'll find OD or FedEx hiring in your area. My normal meet and turn driver was off on vacation and the kid that was...
I run line haul for Old Dominion and our mileage rate is .8228cpm plus all our drops/hooks and fueling is paid. I run 628 miles a day doing a meet...
It's amazing how the rumor mill can churn out so many different numbers. Dispatch told us it was 10 drivers.
Losses continue to mount at Heartland Express
Each terminal is ran differently and there really is no "best." I run linehaul out of Indianapolis and I've been here 12yrs with no major...
He'd be making a hell of alot more than $50,000 running 430 miles at OD.
I haven't heard a word about us buying mostly internationals. In my area of the country we have a few of them but we're predominantly freightliner...
Yes, I noticed that
The zero is always implied my good friend. That's called common sense.
Exactly! I'm assuming he thinks the decimal point should be between the two's (82.28) which would be $82.28...lol.
Thank you so much for making me laugh!!!! Accusing me of not knowing where the decimal point goes when in reality you don't!!! Made my day!!!!!...
Ummmm.....I make .8228cpm a mile. You understand a dollar is $1.00 right? I make .8228 which is .1772 less than a dollar. You need to learn basic...
I'd rather pull doubles than a 53
