Dead heading.

Its going to depend on the terms of your contract. I know you can do that at my company, but they want compensation for your use of their equipment - the trailer, plus you have to have insurance for the equipment and the load. Can't tell you the details - never really looked into that part of it yet.

 

yes, just don't tell them and pocket the money....

 

Few of the drivers in my family used to practice this back in the days before qualcomm in company trucks. I wouldn't recommend it now days because almost all your moves are tracked through your qualcomm. Besides what happens if you get there and they can't unload it right away and you have to sit for awhile?

 

It's easier to ask for forgivness then it is for permission.

 

Nobody is going to let you haul a load for them unless you are setup with a carrier package signed by the company official and the insurance faxed to them naming them as additional insured. Also a copy of your W9 with the companies federal FEIN and authority document. And, when all is said and done, the check will be made out to the company and sent to them.

Even though it's your own truck it's still their authority and cargo insurance. You cannot haul loads on your own unless you have your own authority.

 

whats a qualcomm ??

sure you can if you have your customer......you just don't tell anybody else or get caught.....

 

yes,
WILDCAT!