i am working for home every weekend company ..

I get paid $.50/mile running and $16.00/hr stopped. Average 60 miles per hour × .50 cents... Much rather be running.

 

Once you start your clock,time is money.
Your available hours to drive and make money is depleting.
Waste hours at the shipper reduces your earning power.

 

That's something you need to discuss with dispatch.Many drivers sit and sit once they get unloaded waiting for there next load.

 

I guarantee you the guy who runs harder will make more money over the long term if they also run smart and are reliable.

You have two loads to move and two drivers available. One driver likes to run hard and one likes to take naps. Both loads need to deliver at the same time but one is 200 miles further. The choice is obvious on which load gets assigned to which driver.

How that affects home time is a different matter. Depends a lot on the company.

As for which way to run that's up to you. I disagree with your assumptions that someone who doesn't need naps during the day is miserable, not sure how you come up with that idea.

 

I know some people who run a dedicated in Texas, intrastate, and they have a 15 hour duty clock with 12 hours drive time. The 15 stops when they go off duty for any reason. Naps, breaks etc... maybe this guy should move to TX lol