Can you dictate your own hours OTR?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by emm86, Nov 13, 2014.
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and it does not matter how hard you run, you only get 70 hours out of every 168 to keep the wheels turning.ThatFlatbedGuy2013, mattbnr and bergy Thank this. -
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I generally do. I'm a relatively new company driver, and most of my loads have enough time that if I slack off(or get delayed by traffic/weather/cattle uprising), we can just reschedule. It might affect my miles a bit but I've never gotten crap from dispatch. I keep it pretty laid back. Sometimes I'm not quite as motivated as I should be, I've been on the fence about it since day one.
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You need to deliver on time. As long as you can deliver on-time it doesn't matter what you do while in route. But remember the sooner you get that load off (if the receiver allows early delivery), the faster you can get reloaded which means more money.
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