Big G Express Shelbyville, Tn So far........
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I live in warrior, AL. So yeah Big G hires in Alabama. You will run your butt off so no sitting here but I have been to one shipper/receiver that I absolutely hope I never go to again. That's any company though. I averaged around 2600 - 2800 but it varies.
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I don't like sitting around and don't hang around truck stops shower,fuel 10 hr break and gone -
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That's how I run 10 then gone. Some loads are too tight for one driver to make legally so they have you run it as hard as you can legally and get you to meet another driver along the route and swap. Done that a few times. Got paid 25 bucks extra each time. Sweet deal in my opinion. They are a good company but you will still have shippers and receivers that will screw up your plans. I love doing the Jack Daniels loads myself. Get alot of those. Mostly drop and hook or deliver to a liquor warehouse. There is a place near Decatur that makes the barrels for jack Daniels. Been there a lot and a place in north Alabama that makes refrigerators.
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I enjoy my weekends home. But you can stay out if you want.yeah they have a rider policy. Forgot the price for it. Don't have the details on hand. I know spouse is fine.
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For all our new drivers Welcome to Big G !!
My holiday trek will be over on Friday and I am ready to get back home.
Picked up a sweet 08 Mustang Gt Premium 5 spd with just over 22k on the odo, will pick it up this weekend...I'm stoked !!
Will have some year end numbers to post but have been working on my upgrade/shopping list on the new ride.
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I did a breakdown from my 1st load pulled on 8/25 thru 12/31. 49850 paid miles. Worked 110 days. 103 loads. Averaged 453.18 paid miles per day worked. Average load length was 483.98. Took 18 days off during that period and also the 1st 3 days of January. Works out to approx 2700 paid miles per week.
Load Length Breakdown:
(1-250) 25 loads
(251-500) 30 loads
(501-750) 25 loads
(751-1000) 21 loads
(1001-1250) 2 loads
Nothing any longer.
A consignee in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, which is on the west side of the Mississippi River, is the only time I've crossed the big river.
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