Indian River

I wouldn't know about orange harvest either. All the orange juice I haul is imported from Brazil and unloaded at ports in NJ and DE.

Only ever been to Clovis once. Hauled calf feed to a massive dairy in NM and got reloaded in TX. I was at the terminal a whopping 15 mins max. No clue how things are there.

 

I remember reading indian river threads from back in 2011 about Brazilian orange juice getting hauled to the ports in nj and de you ever been to the lee in orlando I used to go there as a kid when my father used to drive milk trucks

 

Never been to Lee, we regularly go to Borden near the Winter Haven terminal.

 

I'm looking forward to joining indian river with you guys next year when I get some experience under my belt I always wanted to drive for them since I was a kid

 

How much experience do they say you need to have?.

 

When I was hauling milk from Va. to T G Lee and that has been many years ago, but I was told that Indian River did not haul any milk into them, but they used Indian River to haul their cream out . And talk about Winter Haven, I certainly hope it has improved from years back, it was a "pain". I have spent many hours at Bordens trying to get unloaded. Have they improved the bay up against the main building that was a pain to get in???
I enjoyed going to T G Lee, got to know all the receivers real good and they really took care of me. I guess it has been more than 12 years since the last time I have been there.

 

Borden is drop and hook now...or I should say, every milk load I have delivered there was drop and hook.

 

1 year

 

It's a Indian river driver on youtube goes by the name of kenny wayne he post videos of his journey at Indian river transport you should check him out

 

Interesting. I'll have to look at it. My own YT channel's been up since 2007. But strangely enough, I've never jumped onto the trucking bandwagon yet. Been driving total for about 12 years now and my channel is still strictly bicycle rides and a few other oddities thrown in.

Of course I'm amazed by the amount of YT trucking channels and videos out now. A hearty resource right there.