Experienced but not OTR

Good evening, First of all I work for a small company with 15 trucks, local, started in a 10 wheeler. I’ve had my CDL A since 10/2014. Stayed in that for a couple months before they moved me to an 18 wheeler end dump, I did that for a few months then I took over the lowboy for a year and a half I hauled equipment. I then took an office job as the fleet manager dispatching, keeping records, running the trucking side of the company since were split as a construction company with trucks. I was in that position for almost 2 years when I decided I wanted to drive again and work in the shop when I wasn’t driving. I have been back in the truck hauling cement and fly ash in pneumatics for 3 months and I enjoy it but I am thinking about going OTR. My question is does my experience count even though I’ve only driven around Oklahoma and sometimes down into Texas or up to Kansas. I don’t know how many miles I’ve driven, but I’ve had my class a’s for almost 6 years. Should I look into specialized hauling company’s like ATS that do lowboy kinda loads. I was thinking of doing refers or flat bed since I do have experience hauling OS/OW. Just looking for some advice on what to look for and what’s bs and what’s truth that all these companies are spewing. Thanks in advance

 

Before you get too ahead with this question, why do you want to do otr?
And what do you want t o haul?

 

If you don’t mind driving out of the Dallas area, the company I drive for is hiring. Good outfit. J Rayl Transport.

 

Stevens Trucking
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6600 SW 29th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73179

 

Here's a good one that might hire you; others in your situation have been hired there.
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Freymiller - CDL-A company truck driver jobs
Freymiller

 

I hear good things about Trucks For You out of Muskogee.

 

I don’t really have an answer for why I want to go otr, I make enough money doing what I do here, it’s just something that’s been on my mind a while. I love driving, But driving in Oklahoma can become monotonous quick. I have two violations for being oversized without a permit. Nothing else violation wise. I think reefer or flat bed would be a good fit.

 

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I’ve seen a couple TFY trucks since I have been to Muskogee twice everyday this week, but I figured they were lease purchase and that’s not an option for me. I heard that lease purchase was basically a big scam am I correct in saying that?

 

Thanks China, are these companies you’ve posted quality companies or just ones you know of in the area I appreciate it either way