Can't find my perfect truck driving job

Only thing with boring low stress jobs is they usually dont pay squat. But if you're not worried about making top dollar something like that may be the ticket.

 

i would agree somewhat with the folks who are stating that linehaul is NOT totally stress-free. However, i would contend that it IS largely stress-free; It's been so long i don't remember when was the last time i cussed doing linehaul. SERIOUSLY.

On the other hand, when i do city, i cuss at least 3 times per hour and sometimes 3 times per minute. Not kidding.

i think you're asking too much with the 4 day work week. On the other hand here at UPSF, you can accumulate quite a bit of vacation and personal days pretty quickly so that you could have 20 weeks out of the year be 4 day work weeks; You don't have to take a whole week of vacation, you could take just one day at a time. And then, you've got personal and sick days---i think 6 total to start.

On the other hand, there IS a way to get a 4 day work week here, but you'd have to run teams and since you have anxiety problems, it's probably best not to team............

 

Auto parts shuttles around where there are auto plants have those kinda gigs.

 

Meanwhile your relay driver who goofed off for hours made it back to his terminal so late in his shift that he just went home instead of sorting and segregating for hours.

 

Stress free does not involve doubles/triples.

Sounds like you need a dedicated shuttle type job
Factory to whse gig.
Hostling/jockey is constant in/out of the cab and those yard tractors are typically bare bones... far from the conveniences of a road tractor.

 

I take doubles from Carlisle to New England area 3 round trips a week. Best stress free job I ever had. LInehaul is where its at. Money is great too.

 

i HAVE that sort of job, (but i work 5 nights a week) and i love it. i work just under 9 hours nightly. (bad weather it can be about 1 to 2 hours longer)

you have to keep looking, as like my job, MANY DO HAVE a minimum of x number of years before they even look at your application.

good luck.