How is Schneider regional?

They count those 80% days worked from your e-logs. So when you have a restart on the road you will have a full 24hrs off and it will count agalnst your bonus the same as if you had a day off at home.
I remember getting to a drop lot at around 11pm wanting to go home already but waited until few minutes after midnight so the next day counts as a workday and I can get those 80% and bonus.

 

I will probably never get a bonus.

 

My truck cruise is set at 74 and I adv 743 miles a day to Laredo TX and it is done easily get out of those slow trucks

 

Sorry, though you were talking about Schneider lol.

 

That sounds good too, I start orientation in the morning .

 

@QuietStorm I like nights as well , can you pm me maybe a good dbl in Dallas that understands night driving?

 

Not from the dallas office sorry. but iny experience most of them do but you might have to fight them a bit until you get off the new hire dbl

 

If your gonna be out for months why bother with the short loads doing regional. Your just wasting time dealing with customers everyday. Go otr and make some real money.

 

No you don't. Don't feed new drivers this pipe dream.
You ain't averaging 3200 miles a week in 6 days doing regional in a slow truck on e-logs. There's no way.
Your loads are too short.you bumping docks almost
Everyday. One delay anywhere for anything kills your whole week.

 

I'm only wanting to be out for months right now, my son graduates in May and I want to be going home more before he graduates so I can get everything together .