OTR question

Would most likely have to be a company that slip seats their trucks. 2 weeks of down revenue per every two to three weeks out on a truck is not profitable.

 

It's possible, but not likely for a company driver. No offense meant, but if you don't want to drive, you shouldn't even get started down this path.

 

Thats exactly what i did. But thats because i started out with a junk 1099 mickey mouse outfit. Nobody wanted to work there so i had him by the balls and called all the shots. The downside to that company was everything else. In general you can expect 1 day off for every week out.

 

Roehl has something called a home time plus fleet. You'll have the option to Run 4 days out/3 home, 7 out/7 home, 14 out/7home, etc... There's many different options in this program.

CTI is a company headquartered in Indiana, they have terminals in MO, TX, and AZ I think, they may have more. Could be worth checking out if there's one near you they'll run you part-time.

I also think Averitt may have an option similar to Roehl's but I can't be sure on that one.

 

For the length of time you want to be home slip seating is the standard.

 

No, slip seating is not common. There are some companies that do it, but not a lot in the larger scope of our industry. So, you're comfortable switching all your stuff in and out of a truck every two weeks?

 

i do that every day as a local driver (and yes i bring alot of stuff). Stop being lazy.

 

Who's being lazy? I own my truck and work for myself LOL. Several years ago I entertained hauling chips. The company slip seats. I checked out their trucks, between the lack of being cleaned and the nasty butt crack smell on the driver seat, I decided to pass.