My Goal, is is doable?

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Well, I hate to be the wet blanket, as usual, but it probably won't happen. As a truck driver, you'll go where the freight is needed, usually big urban areas, and if you do a good job, you'll go there repeatedly. There's not much call for freight in the desert. I think you are hoping it's like driving a motorhome and go where you want, but that's just not the case, sorry.

 

If he gets a cross country reefer gig, he can at least drive thru a lot of them.

 

Get your own numbers. You can hit 48 states in 48 days, if you can work the load board. After that, make your own schedule.

 

How close are you to Ashtabula, Perrysburg, Zanesville?
Never mind, I checked and you're too far away for the flex schedule.
I was thinking of this company:

 

Someone that works at Berger-Allied was posting recently and said this company does hire some new cdl school grads. This is a 48 state carrier and probably very busy with people moving all over the place.
Berger Allied Moving & Storage
9770 Inter Ocean Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45246
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www.bergerallied.com
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For what you want, right now looks like to start with USA Truck & self-dispatch, then later for the home time you want, go with Roehl Transport's flex schedule:
HOMEtime Plus™

• 7/7. Get up to 26 weeks off a year, driving 7 days out with 7 days at home.
• 7/4-7/3. Average 120 days off each year and get home every other week. Drive for 7 days with 4 days at home, followed by another 7 days with 3 days at home.
• 14/7. Get high miles and extended home time. Drive 14 days and enjoy 7 off.

 

Yes.....4 weeks out.....4 days off. Pretty standard in the OTR end of the Business.

 

It’s doable over time pulling refer for a company that does plenty of long trips. I’ve been driving close to a year and a half and have been through 44 states in the truck so far. 2 more should just be a matter of time. The other 2 unlikely any time soon, but one never knows.

Actually delivered or picked up in 31 states.