I hear that I need to keep the truck moving to make money and I understand that. I have been driving 17 years but I really do not like being OTR which is why I neer bought my own truck. I wonder if I could get a daycab and do local runs mostly or is this too far fetched?
Can I be an O/O part time?
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pound the pavement and knock on doors will be the only way to find what you want.
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Local runs can be very doable depending on location and often lucrative. If you establish a good relationship with a customer they will count on you being there for them so you can pretty much throw the part time thing out the window unless its some type of seasonal operation.
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For you to be part time and have a steady account you will need to find a very trustworthy person to share the workload with...good luck with that.
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Pay cash for a truck. Lease on with a good company that doesn't require minimum revenues. Work as little as you want.
Lots of guys do this.Keithdabarber Thanks this. -
You can open your own authority pay truck and trailer cash and do something close.
Local stuff is usually LTL from box vans to flat beds. -
Couple of local guys to me are home daily moving 4 to 5 loads a day all within 150 miles, as for revenue, I've no ideas
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Bills never stop. If that truck sits too long you are out of business entirely.NavigatorWife Thanks this. -
Maybe I should have mentioned that my wife and I are doing well together and feel that work life balance is becoming more important than making the MOST money. Just need something steady. Not trying to do the most anymore.
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