8 years dedicated experience -- looking for OTR jo

Its the only useful thing about WalMart. Fishing licenses. Had a gig before where my crew would go fishing one day in Kansas, one day in South Dakota, and back to the watering hole in North Dakota. People would call, "Hey driver, what's your 20?" And you speak in a low voice, "Oh, I'm fishing again." Everyone you know will hate you, but that's a cool type of hate.

 

"I've been driving back and forth over Vail Pass 3x's/night for the last 8 years and I'm burned out. 31 years old and going grey, I'm looking for a change. I think statistically speaking I've died at least twice. A little sunshine and new scenery would be worth the pay cut I'm expecting but would my experience give me a shot somewhere respectable? I have a dog (Malcom) that rides with me now and I won't get rid of him. I'll probably think of some more questions. Any advice at all is appreciated greatly."

I ca nsee you getting burnt out, I did a dedicated route and it got boring fast, had to leave it, got tired of the split shift (no, not two shifters in the truck) but worked from 8pm until around 8am, no later than 11 or 12 noon (this was back before the 14 hr rule) . Good lick neighbor finding a new job, likeI told MO Money, get an agent to help you I herd about them on Red Eye Radio the other night it was called Professional Driver Agency, they told me it was like athletes have an agent so why not drivers. It sounds good look them up they might help.

 

Shaffer is paying 3 cpm more than Crete. Once in a while you may get asked to pull the other box but not often. I believe Hunt doesn't interpull.

 

Hirschback is putting satellite tv in all their trucks
will see more of that i am sure for driver retention

 

Have you tried Professional Driver Agency? They have an add out on radio and in the Road King Magazine, it couldn't hurt to check them out and see what they have to say.