Conway Truckload Drivers what is your 20?

I think "you only ask" in a attempt to stir the proverbial pot.
I only come to this conclusion, by reading the theme of your other posts on other threads.

 

Got a load dh from Springfield,Oh to Sidney which by the way if you get sent to Sidney Hydro plant, xt 92 I-75 KFC,Pizza Hut and McD's all right next to each other with truck parking, also across the street Krogers and Walmart, From Sidney we go to Tulsa,OK, then already got preplan for next week, DH from Tulsa to Fort Smith,AR and head to Florida with a 3 stopper, Lakeland, Fort Meyers and Doral, hopeful there will be overnight parking allowed or at least TS near by. Have a great weekend everyone !!

 

WTH...... I never get a pre-plan!

 

This has been maybe our 3 preplan and that was after saying something about it LOL

 

Woo hoo
Got my new truck and a run to rogers Arkansas for Monday.331 miles for the week.I'd love one of them runs to Florida. I've been our 2 months...starting to forget what my family looks like.lol.prisoner of the highway I guess.

 

Bryan .... You just started page 666
Just sayin ! Lol

how that new shiny truck ? You got Onguard?

 

Nice try!
And the wheels, ahhh, they keep on a turnin'.
I've never met ANY Conway Freight ( or any Union LTL driver) want to switch to truckload. Yes, I realize Conway Freight isn't union, but, thanks Double; you are correct that just the very existence of unions are a big influence on the companies that are competing with unionized shops.
Bottom line: Union company (or a company competing with one) = Much better pay, benefits and conditions.
Here's an average salary breakdown for an experienced driver: Conway Truckload= $600.00 a week, (about $32,000 a year) to work up to 100 hrs. a week; and you pay for any of your own benefits from this salary.
Conway Freight= $60,000- $80,000 a year, PLUS benefits.
Talk about a "no brainer".
And all brought to you by the very unions that so many of you have been trained to hate.
And in parting, let me offer my now familiar trademark:
Take any and all information that you read on ALL these posts with caution (yessir, including yours' truly)!
Your best source of information would be to physically speak to REAL drivers in person. Speak to as many as possible. Go to any truck stop (there's one near you) and/or any local terminal of your choice.
"Avoid the Trolls, talk to real souls"!

 

Saw one of your relatives on Shark Week Joe...even Jaws spit you out huh. Speaking of talking to real souls, if you had another soul, it would be lonesome. Get out of mommies basement and get a job.

 

I will be happy to take that Ft Myers stop off your hands and pay you double stop pay... whew...long trip here and still won't hilite for another 3 weeks or so. Be safe and have fun down there.

 

Thought Surfer Joe was from Cali?

he must of gotten laid of from flipping burgers !

Relocated to New England , he must be working the lifts in Vermont