hauling bulk DEF

Well, I just gotta ask....what's wrong with Gemini--or Pilot/Flying J?

You'll likely get better responses if we know approx where you live, too.

--Lual

 

Ok, @RockinChair ....if you're in south Texas, then the "sparkling city by the sea" is apparently the Houston area.

To better help you--how much CDL driving experience do you have?

How much (if any) of that is hazmat tanker?

How much of it is tanker--period?

The DEF hauling ads that I've seen (thus far) are out 5 days--home 2 (rinse, and repeat). Are you ok with that?

Buc-ee's has locations near the Houston area (Angleton & Baytown, TX):

Home - Buc-ees

Have you looked into opportunities with them?


--Lual

 

Corpus Christi

 

@RockinChair, approx 20 years of experience with tanker duty? Wow--ver-ry cool!!!

With that in mind, I would think you'd be a shoe-in with these people:

Service Area « Frontier Tank Lines

but of course I can't say for sure. They do DEF as part of their services.

Let us know what you learn from Buc-ee's; that may indeed be a better gig than Love's.


Also: here's a current (as of this writing, anyway) ad for a Pilot/Flying J DEF driver, with no specific location required--it might just be the ticket you've been looking for:

Class A CDL - DEF Driver (pilotflyingj.com)

Fill out the ap in the given link above--then follow it up by talking to a store manager, for the name & phone # of a higher manager who is also a decision maker.

Be aggressive. This will put you closer to the top of the "hire" pile.

Best of luck.....

--Lual

 

pilot def drivers will more than likely be working for their daughter company "saratoga"

or i saw recently a daughter company of saratoga called pro petroleum....but im pretty sure theyre all under the same dot number. man umbrella corps are strange lol

loves i think all use gemini trucks, ill ask next time i see them at the rack. now as far as TA/petro i have no clue, id imagine they just find who ever in the local market and contract with them like they do their fuel.

Ill keep this in mind and ask one of our def drivers next time i bump into one, but it is rare that i see them so no idea next time i see one.

 

What ever happened to the company outta Utah called Certified Def I used to see their trucks all the time, haven’t seen any in quite awhile?