Seeing career advice for 3rd year

$100,000 Check out Wheeler Welcome to Wheeler Trucking!

They are based out of Michigan with offices around the country. They are honest and have plenty of work. I worked for them for a bit as an owner operator. I left, as the work was a real ball breaker and heavy. I was wearing out my old truck.

Even with one year, he may hire you. And yes, his drivers are making $100,000 +

 

Call them, they are good folks, and if they hire you they have some nice perks too.

 

A union carhauler can easily do 110k

 

Trimac Transportation has a terminal in Detroit, but you need all the endorsements.
The "Elite Fleet" drivers make well over $100K running coast to coast.
Trimac is running ads in Detroit for regional/local/OTR that pay up to $93K with 12 mos driving experience.
All this doesn't help though if you don't have endorsements. Tanker work is easy money!

 

Here's some more that require only 12 mos. experience:
M.C. VanKampen
Holland Enterprises Inc.
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Holland Enterprises Inc.
New Equipment

• Air Ride Tractors and Reefer Trailers
• Cruise Control
• Qualcomm
• Satellite TV and Radio
• Air Slide 5th Wheel
• Engine Brakes
• Power Mirror
• Tri-Pac APUs on every truck in fleet
• Inverters
• Refrigerator/Freezer
• And More!!

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M.C. VanKampen - Wyoming,Michigan - NO EAST COAST

 

Dang. I made Elite Fleet at my company and all I got was a T-shirt.

 

If you are looking to make 60-75k and be home several times a week and off weekends, then automotive dedicated freight would be a good choice. Several companies like Star Transportation, Carter Express, Universal, and others run those routes. Otherwise, listen to Chinatown and Justrucking2.

 

Define legally.

I was about 20 minutes from being handed keys and told to be in Miami in about 18 hours with a load of classic 50's cars. And the truck was blown two turbo maxed at 155 even.

I felt that temptation, Jesus must have felt when the Devil offered him all the world as written. But I had to walk away from that particular opportunity. To this day I think I might have made Miami from Port of Baltimore with cars in about 18 hours... but soooeee it would have been something. And not on 95 neither.