Husband/wife team question

Try Abilene Motor Express in Richmond, VA.
Nationwide Motor Freight Company | Abilene Motor Express
https://www.abilenemotor.com

 

Here's some more:
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Bottomley Enterprises | North Carolina Refrigerated Trucking
https://bottomleyenterprises.com
Our Hiring Area. We are currently seeking Team Drivers that are domiciled within a 300 mile radius of our Main terminal location in Ennice , North Carolina.
Better ask if you can take the truck home.

 

Mountain River Trucking
mountainriver.com
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Check with Old Dominion Freight Line.
Teams can make around $125K for each driver.
This company hires new cdl grads. and they headquarters is in Virginia.
Some runs are west coast and back. Need doubles/triples/hazmat endorsements.
Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc. (ODFL)

 

Star Transportation | Covenant Transport Services
https://www.covenanttransport.com/star
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Scroll down to bottom of opening page for this company.
You'll see the website is for 4 trucking companies under Covenant Transport Services:
Star Transportation
Landair
Covenant Transport
Southern Refrigerated Transport

 

Dutch Maid Logistics | Now Hiring Drivers
https://dutchmaid.com
Hires in 48 states.
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Well you got a lead on several companies, so that's good. But just curious why would your avg haul be 300 miles? Is that what it currently is? Being that your at a small company with no teams, it will be a new experiance for everyone all the way around. I would just ask the company what they think they will be able to give ya. Since your at a small company Imho that is the best place to be at least for her first 3-6 months.
1) there small and will work with you and her.
2) running as a super single, will give her a chance to make all the rookie mistakes. Without you having to kill yourself running on her log, to be on time.
3) after they and you feel comfortable with you as a team. They will do thier best to take advantage if that and maximize your (and there) revenue.

 

I love my wife, but there is no way I would team with her.
1. She can’t shift, and has a hard time backing the car straight.
2. If I had to work for her, I would unionize.

 

That's, pretty funny!