Is three months experience enough to move on

LOL. I waited the two months so I could collect my vacation pay. That’s how I structured my departure. The day my vacation pay was in my account I left with no notice. I wasn’t going to risk giving them two weeks notice.

 

Op, line up an orientation with a new company before u leave or give notice. The new company will understand and help you

 

What was the company out of DFW running to houston and back home often.. that paid well @Chinatown ? Transam?

Was wondering for myself too.. 3 months is pretty low probably they want more but DFW used to have an abundance of line haul.. Home weekends or daily last I looked which is what the OP wants I think?

 

That's TransAm.

 

JBS Carriers has a Texas regional position.
Regional

 

Man do your best to hang on another 3 months.
Going to a new company (most of the good decent one's) with 3 months is almost the same as going there with 3 weeks. You gey yo start at the bottom of the bottom. And prove yourself all over again.
Waiting at least 6 months, you will have more options, freight will be picking up right about then if it hasn't already.
Talk to your office try to get higher than dispatch. Explain you LOVE your job and where your working. But need more to keep the lights on at home.

 

@ulenie if you want to make great money also look at the LTL companies such as Old Dominion, Averitt, FedEx, AAA, Saia, Xpo,Southeastern, R&L, Estes and U.S. Road.

Good luck