How many miles can a Van driver be expected to run a week? Someone told me they run beyond what truckers do because they don't need a logbook.
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Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by WiseOne, Oct 9, 2008.
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Not sure of right answer but personally I only can do about 650 - 700 max a day.Of course in my personal truck not in a semi,lol.I think they have to follow same rules as trucks have to,650 max a day.
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Vans are not considered commercial vehicles and therefore are not subject to logging requirements under the dot rules.
Many companies do require them to log and then limit them to 16 hour days and driving limit of 16 hours.Mike2633 Thanks this. -
I just finished running 1160 miles in a 28 hr period with a 4 hr layover in the middle where they couldn't unload me.
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Okay someone was talking about a Van driver running like 5000 miles in a week Solo because Logbooks aren't required. I wasn't sure if he was serious.
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no rules for cargo vans and sprinters, although the better companies will monitor their hours, as a safety over watch.
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I drove the big rigs for 10 years OTR, and just retired...I am missing the road, I now have a regular class D driver's license, and am thinking about trying out the expedited sid of truckin. Anyone know of a expedited company to start out with?
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What kind of a set up you looking for? Are you wanting to be a O/O or drive for a fleet owner? Are you looking to drive a van or sprinter or maybe something larger?
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With a D license you'd only be able to drive a van . You'd be better off buying one because there isn't enough revenue to give a driver and owner a decent profit . Check with Panther Express and FedEx Custom CriticalBluedew Thanks this.
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