Need linehaul position badly!

Ozark Motor Lines is 100% no touch freight, no NYC, no Canada, & runs Eastern half of USA.

McKesson Corporation delivers medical supplies and recently had an ad in Orlando. Check their website, they have terminals/warehouses in many cities.

Transport America - 99% no-touch freight
Indian River Transport - food grade tanker
Oakley Transport - food grade tanker & trucks have APU's
CTL Transportation - hazmat tanker

Tanker work is easy money.

 

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Con-way Truckload - Saint Augustine, FL
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[TD="class: snip"]Company Driving Opportunities with Con-way: $50,988 avg. annual income
Job Description:
Con-way Truckload is looking for experienced solo and team company truck drivers who want to work for the best truckload company on the road. At Con-way Truckload, you’ll be treated like family and earn great pay and benefits, as well as respect. It’s why we have the best driver loyalty in the industry.
Average annual income for solo drivers is $50,988 and for team drivers is $112,423 (per team)*.
Company drivers enjoy the advantages of reliable home time, consistent freight and one of the industry’s best pay packages. When you drive for Con-way Truckload you can also count on:

• Practical mile pay
• Northeast bonus pay
• SiriusXM Satellite Radio
• Up to .04/mile Safety bonus
• Paid vacations
• Driver referral program
• Full fleet using electronic logs (e-logs)
• Driver Career Choice Program
• Regional, Team and OTR available
• Group health insurance
• 401(k)
• Life insurance policy
• Free rider program
• Pet program
• Priority dispatch for teams
• Guaranteed team pay
• Destination Ownership

With the Driver Career Choice Program, Con-way Truckload drivers have the opportunity to transfer to an LTL career with Con-way Freight after one year.


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Contact www.saia.com. They really need drivers everywhere. Columbus, Oh. offers 3000$ sign on and "immediate consideration" they say.. They have a place in Jacksonville. I been there b4. I use to work for them in columbus., got fired. Was home almost every day.
Made 75,000$ last year. Worked 5 days a week. All I did was drop and hook and drive. Worked the dock (rarely). Also check out ABF, They pay even better, and their white shirts are more professional. Check out all the LTL companies like S.Eastern Freight lines, AAA Cooper, R and L Carriers, Old Dominion, Estes, Conway, Averitt and USF Holland. Here is a link I found. http://www.truckingboards.com/forum/truckingboards/tb_carrierlist.htmlnd.

 

That one didnt work. Here is again. www.truckingboards.com/forum/truckingboards/tb_carrierlist.html‎

 

Might check out Averitt Express as well. I think they have a terminal in Jacksonville? Arnold Transportation, in Jacksonville used to have Southeast Regional before U.S. Express bought into them. Not sure what they have now?

 

I work for Conway Truckload right now, and they are not bad. It's still OTR.

-Hazmat
-Passport
-They do Site loads (Like delivering to office buildings that aren't furnished.)
-They do have touch freight. (I've had to unload tires, batteries, office furnishings, and other things. Though they pay you to do it.)
-Solo drivers don't get much drop and hook. I'm averaging about 75% unload or more a month (Tractor Supply, Sears, RockTenn, Michael's, and copper.)
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On the plus side:

-Hit my 2.5k mile mark and exceed it most weeks. Have only ever been under a handful of times in nearly two years.
-My current truck has under 200k miles on it. And it's quite clean, and nice.
-Free Sirius XM
-Cash Advances as soon as you're dispatched for miles. If you start Friday, and get a load Friday for 800 miles, you can get a % of that 800 miles of pay as advance as soon as you're dispatched. I don't use the advances but it's handy to know.
-Conway will pay for showers. I shower every day, that is a big + for me I like to be clean.
-You can use your comdata card to pay for scale tickets as long as you're at a fuel stop. Also a good thing, there have been times when I have scaled 8-9 times or more a week.
-Pet pass, Passenger pass both available.


Conway truckload is for the most part like any other truckload Mega. They pay a little better, and the miles are certainly there if you want them. I'm happier here than I was at my other Dry Van companies. If you can't find a small outfit for OTR van I'd say Con-way is worth the consideration. If I wasn't looking for something to go home with (I live in Dallas, so I have more choices than people in Florida) I'd be content to stay with them for a few more years.

 

I've heard VERY bad things about Hub Group. After talking to several of their drivers it seems clear the company has exactly zero regard for their drivers. Granted, all of the drivers I've talked to work out of the Chicago area. Take from that what you will.