i think it's high time to discuss alternate ways to continue some form of income. Not just driving, but ANY way to make money:
i noticed, when delivering to construction sites (i delivered to two in the past two days), that it seems to be booming as always and in no way slowing down.
Therefore, i surmise that dumptruck/concrete/lowboy driving might be a good move
b) Food/beverage and/or food beverage helper/dispatcher/warehouse etc.
c) Construction in general. i can weld ok, but i'm not certified. i took a bricklaying class, but it's probably not my thing as it takes something that i can't explain very well in words. So, general site laborer. Better than nothing.
d) Mail?
e) Medicine haulers such as Baxter, Owens-minor etc.
f)
Feel free to add suggestions
EMERGENCY MONEY DISCUSSION:
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by Russian Rabbit, Apr 2, 2020.
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Since I got a zero turn mower, weed eater,
Pressure washer, generator, air compressor
and a garage full Of all kinds of power tolls.
And a truck and trailer to pull it.
I'd try to make some cash under the table,
While milking that unemployment for every penny.
Always wanted to see if I could make a buck
On my own anyway.
It time might have gotten here faster than I wanted it too.tommymonza, Just passing by, BigDog Trucker and 2 others Thank this. -
Farming, like trucking, you won't make much money, but you'll never starve either....
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Fertilizer is getting geared up , Quick money for six to eight weeks of work , pays 22 to 26 per hour with OT after 40 most will house you in a nice hotel and pay you for your onboarding and the drive to the shed North Dakota , Minnesota.
70 to 80 hours a week or more depending on weather.
No slackers needed , young mans game.
All of the tissue mills around the house here in NE Wisconsin are hiring shuttle drivers and yard dogs and road driver's.
With 10 million signing up for unemployment I'd say sit tight its going to get real bumpy in short order.
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I collect leaves in the fall around my neighborhood I have some fancy leaf pick up equipment. We have a lot of mature tree's in my city.
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Freeload off the government.... like the rest.
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I think OTR refer and probably some dry van medical supply consumables and what not masks, gloves etc etc that kind of thing Personal Protective Equipment they call it is going obviously.
Residential garbage seems to be steady. But the city departments don't want part timers you got to be committed to the cause and those city garbage department jobs they exist, but there kind of rare and hard to get.
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I don't if its just because I am home more to notice them or whether they are busier, but those grey Amazon sprinter vans have been buzzing my neighborhood multiple times a day. Kinda makes sense as more and more people stay home that they will be ordering groceries and supplies from Amazon and similar. I don't know how much they make, but it might be worth looking into.BigDog Trucker, Western flyer and Mike2633 Thank this. -
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Ya, construction especially large jobs are gonna come to a halt real soon......
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