Driving jobs with LEAST amount of hometime

Some people chew small bits of charcoal because it cleans the teeth by removing plaque.

 

I use baking soda

 

Also something for the op to consider when choosing a company is the freight lanes that they run and where does he want to run.
I didn't go to quite that extreme in the 2+ years I drove for May Trucking back around 02-05, but I would stay out for 8 or 9 weeks at a time. I saw a ton of the country and when I would do my trip planning I would plan my breaks and resets in places that I wanted to explore.

 

Exactly. Most companies wish they never had to get a driver home. They may tout their hometime policies, but in reality, every time a driver goes home, the company loses money with that truck sitting in the parking lot or your driveway. It's probably the biggest reason why most companies hometime policies are usually listed as "earning" one day off for every six (and sometimes seven) days out. Most home weekly regionals will only give you a 34 hour reset before they want you back in the truck and rolling again.

 

How can you complain about living in such a small space but yet you recommend him team??????????????? LOL. That small space becomes even smaller with 2 people.

 

Because living at a ts is worse.

 

Might as well make money, during your six months driving career.

 

LOL. You sure are negative about driving. Why continue to do something your not happy with?

 

Im actually sitting on the porch, drinking beer, listening to birds..its 8:30 am..priceless

 

Quote for the ages.
Ill be hitting the library first thing tommorrow..mcds...here I come.