Let me say, I'm glad you came here first, you will get a bunch of different answers, most pointing to not a good idea. Car hauling in the capacity you mention, is a tough job. Insurance is the biggest killer, but of the few times I dealt with these, it was a disaster. Many times, units like this are sent to unreachable destinations a big car hauler can't do, and cars go into a pool, and whoever is closest gets the haul, many times, unannounced. Cars that are parked 4 rows in, and all have flat tires, Then on the other end, delivering to less than civil places, I too would say, just get the CDL, and start trucking for a reputable firm, I all but guarantee, you'll forget all about the idea.
New here, looking for advice.
Discussion in 'Car Hauler and Auto Carrier Trucking Forum' started by jhgoosefan, Sep 19, 2024.
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Thank you for your reply! I appreciate it. I am planning on getting the CDL but I don’t want to drive for another company. I guess this was a way to continue to work for myself.
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You will be the DOT man's wet dream. Don't do it.
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