Best part of the country for freight coming n going???
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by pawn star, Aug 22, 2010.
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Pay wise, I've had the best luck in the midwest, both flat and van.
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I couldn't think what forum to put this question in.
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This is a good choice. It may take some time for more posts.
It will depend to some degree on the type of freight and the season too. If you're running reefer and a lot of produce, that will definitely be a seasonal thing.
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I'm from St.Louis. I've got Hwy 70. Hwy 44. Hwy 64. Hwy 55.
All in minutes of my house. Wanted some opinions out there were you think best places
for coming n going freight??
Where do driver's sit the most waiting on a loadLast edited: Aug 23, 2010
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West Coast..
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Texas has been hot lately for incoming and outgoing freight. I've spent more time in Texas than any other state the past 2-3 months. I do dry van BTW.
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Anything that does not involve picking up or delivering from a location in new york, or any place that you have to drive to new york to get there. Or florida, ive never made good money coming out of florida.
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Really depends on what your hauling. As far as keeping busy, cheaper fuel, less traffic, for the most part no mountains to go over, I would say the heartland is a pretty good place to be. If you are in ST. Louis that is a pretty central place and should keep you busy. I live in Florida. This is probably one of the worst places.
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Well Ive heard the Twin cities and houston are a few of the best
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