Husband and wife team looking for good companies

when i dispatched the problem i had with teams were the traffic lanes dispatched meat to calf from the midwest and produce back. about 3500 miles round trip but too many miles for two rounds. would look for company that has freight on both coasts that way you only have to load and unload once a week. loading and unloading sometimes really hurt teams. maybe a airfreight company might be a good option if you can find one you like. lots of luck

 

We have some pretty lucrative team freight at LS and some normally priced stuff as well. I would stay the course getting on with LS. It always takes a while, and seems to take even longer for folks that haven't bought a truck.
Here's a write up on one of our specialized teams. Nice couple, I met them before they had this truck. Do you think they pull cheap freight?http://www.overdriveonline.com/prof...07-22-2013&utm_campaign=OVD&ust_id=2b3ff0d48a

 

I would go up the chain above your recruiter. Ask for supervisor after supervisor until you get your answers.

 

Good luck in your search CC. Hopefully you guys will find a good company where you can get a good fresh start. If the owner of the company does not wind up hiring you, i'd look strongly at Farm2Fleet. There is a couple on here doing well with them. Anne and Craig. Craig goes by NoCoCraig on this forum.

KH

 

HEY! That's me! Would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

 

My wife and I are happy at Landstar. We don't do many team loads, since my wife doesn't like running hard. But you might be able to keep yourself busy doing fedex and ups. They are also begging people to do central freight doubles here in Dallas.
We pick our loads. It is not hard. We make money. My wife smiles more since we started hauling Landstar freight.

 

It took us forever to get the paperwork right.
Somehow you can get set up without having to quit first ...... somehow.