Milk hauling tips and tricks for a new tanker driver.

Smooth bore for sure.

 

You’ll be good, here in AZ the milk guys are bottom of the barrel and are a danger on the road and yet they seem to be okay.

 

I work for Pepsi it's a decent fun job you never gets bored but I would love to drive tankers been thinking about hauling dry bulk too I really love seeing enos trucks on the highway

 

Eno got bought out by SRM, they now say haulingshead on the door. Venezia seems to be among the best for dry bulk in our area, personally I’m not a fan, a lot of waiting with that gig. End dump is a good gig if you can find a decent outfit, that’s what I do and it suits me well.

 

SRM buying out everything that has to do with concrete lol

 

Hey, Watch it!!!

No, seriously, I know exactly what you're talking about. I hauled milk down there for 2 years 2018-2020 for Milky Way(Not affiliated with Milky Way in the Pacific Northwest) and I was stunned at how crappy the drivers were for the other companies. Our company had some bad eggs, but our bosses were pretty on the spot for getting rid of guys who were detrimental to the company.

 

How goes the milk hauling?

 

How’s the new gig?