You could work for a company running a 9 car round tripping from terminal to terminal as fast as you can in a team operation.
After getting some experience you could think about going owner operator with your own private customers as I do but it takes a lot of work and discipline along with a little luck to be successful.
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And I do want to work towards becoming an owner op and building my own customer base so I don’t always have to go through brokers. Do you have any tips or advice on how to start laying the groundwork for that? Because it definitely seems like that’s a key to making money with o/o.Another Canadian driver Thanks this. -
Proficient, Centurion, and United Road might be worth a look just to get some experience.
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Jack Cooper is advertising for new drivers that they'll train you to be a car hauler if you're willing to relocate. Bang up their cars for a year or two, then get your own rig.
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You can't fit 2 people in a 9 car hauler. Best bet would be pilot or reliable, get in a big truck
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