Are There OTR Companies with Linehaul?

Wondering if there are any otr van companies out there that have terminal to terminal dedicated positions? Out and back... Would much rather do linehaul in regular tractor trailer than with doubles.

Plus I want to live in the truck, and I'm not sure most linehaul companies could accomodate that regardless of whether I be solo or team. I could see it more likely as team with a linehaul (ltl) company, but otr companies are probably more setup for someone living out of the truck.

 

I see ads for T Force "make over 200k a year" owner ops. I think forward air/ road runner all terminal to terminal. but they have a lot of bad reviews If I knew how to drive a 10 speed I would recommend estes linehaul driver position. From what I've read on here you can be home a few days a week or run system and never go home making big money. Plus you sleep in a hotel everyday instead of playing the truck stop parking game.

 

FFE has line haul which is delivering Plasma.
FFE hires new cdl school grads and also runs teams on the Plasma account.
One driver posted the team he was on, each driver made average $90G a year. That's $90G for each driver on the team. He said his team hit most of the terminals nationwide.
On the website, look at the 'Locations" page for a list of the terminals.
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FFE Transportation

 

Does your wife have a USA drivers license?

 

A company with their own private fleet might fit what you're looking for. I think Ashley Furniture and Sherwin William's pretty much just run from terminal to store(s) and back.

 

I was looking in to Forward Air a few years back. Guys I talked to there said you can make decent money if you run teams (solo not so much and I wont run teams). Its all terminal to terminal for the O-Os. Company drivers do the P&D.

 

There's a lot of companies that have the out and back model. It may not be terminal to terminal, the run starts in state of operation and comes right back. Climate Express, Witte Bros, Woody Bogler Trucking and Siedhoff Distribution, I know for sure operates that way, they're out and back from Missouri. I talked to a driver on here that drives for Dutch Maid and e was telling me that they have a similar model, except you'd be in and out of Ohio.

 

Siedhoff Distribution doesn't have driver requirements on the website; do you know how much experience is required?

 

I think they require 1 year. Its worth mentioning, OP should ask if they hire from everywhere within their running lanes. I've yet to meet a driver from there that lives outside of Missouri.

 

Must be a good outfit because I've never seen a recruiting ad from the company.