"retirement" companies that offer the best in return?

Like others have said

LTL linehaul or P&D. I'm the new guy at my barn and the next person up in senotirty is like 13 years on the linehaul board. We have one guy with 40 years of senority. Once people get hired on, then tend not to quit.

I currently have no plans on ever quitting. Perhaps a transfer somewhere more south .

 

are you looking for a job or are you towards the end and looking for a job with less hours or semi retired type thing

 

well you can make a lot of money being a dumb truck driver but you can make a lot more being a smart one

 

And which company should that smart truck driver work for to make a lot more money?.

 

I do very well running entertainment. Out about 10 months a year though, its not for everyone.

 

lease purchase i heard jk

 

McKenzie, now Groendyke, good place to retire from. Tanker outfit with their fair share of rules.
Good equipment well maintained.

 

the best way is to figure things out for yourself and that involves taking some risk , buying and paying for a truck is one way or find a niche as a company driver. even the worst of the megas have drivers that make good money . working for % is good when the rates are high . I have known guys that have figured out there own dedicated routes that the company didnt take the time to put together . if you wait for somebody else to figure things out for you you have to at least find the right job ...... leasing a truck from a carrier isn't the way but it works for a few people but it works a lot better for the carrier's .

 

I work for a Teamsters fuel outfit and while the benefits are good, haven't had a decent pay raise in over 10 years and everything other sector of trucking is paying just as good or better. Tough to stick around knowing that