I have a different situation? maybe

It probably depends on who you end up working for, but I would think that logically the closer to the center of the country you are the more options you would have.................

 

Look at a map. Anywhere several interstates converge is going to have a decent amount of driving opportunities....especially where heavily traveled north/South lanes meet heavily traveled East/West lanes. Major urban areas are also going to have a lot of driving opportunities...with a lot of local options available, too. If you want to live away from the urban setting...if rural living is more your style...you can find a spot a few miles off of a major travel lane through the middle of nowhere and hire on with pretty much anyone traveling that lane.

That's the nice thing about this job....don't matter WHERE you live, trucks are everywhere.

 

look towards the I-80/I-70 corridor for trucking jobs, and places to live.

mid-west is about the best, wish i were there.

 

Ohio, indiana, Ill, Missouri seem to be the center of the freight lanes.

 

Pick a state that has no income taxes. Why give away money when you're not even going to be there?

 

I agree, most anything in the midwest I70/I80 corridor should work out fine. Good luck with your endeavors.

 

accurate statement but i'll add that where you live also dictates the amount of hometime that you will either have or not have.the company that you work for dictates that as well but your location seems to play a larger role.keep searching and find the fit that YOU desire overall.
best of luck-

 

Clean slate ! What do you want to do ? stay out 365 ? or see girl friend every weekend ?Let us know what you want and we can point you in correct direction .