Semi retired

Temp services that use cdl drivers.
Intermodal companies.

 

Welcome aboard. There was a time when p/t trucking didn't exist. Lord knows, we've all tried at one time or another. Companies promised the moon, but soon found yourself on the way to Wilkes-Barre, Pa., with a load of diapers, then call. Meaning, you get sucked into the regular scene of things. I've done seasonal gigs that worked, but not many companies want a p/t driver. The business doesn't work that way. You can try, might be a lot of legwork, I suggest a van or shuttle bus that uses retirees, or picking up abandoned trucks, but never much in regular trucking. Good luck.

 

I just got Road dept job. Monday thru Thurs 40 hrs. That will seem like part time for awhile

 

Driver leasing service or CDL temporary employment agency. You tell them when you are available to work. Those companies are NOT in every town but in mid-size & larger cities.

 

Im RETIRED, and had the thoughts of working part time also. But im pulling my pension and the teamsters wont let me drive at all..
Im really getting used to NOT have to drive dem dar twucks anymore. Dont miss it one bit. i changed my hours of sleep, back to
normal. i now get up at 6:00 am, and evening fall asleep in my Chair. ha ha ha, i love it.

 

THIS^^^^^^^^^^^, thank you. I'm in a similar situation, my rent is based on income, and with SS, I'm right at the limit. If I work, I have to pay taxes, plus, my rent goes up. I'm literally better off not working. The only way would be cash, and I turned down 3 jobs, because they couldn't pay me cash.

 

I've been told, my company ( western dairy) will let you be part-time, and you were only required to drive once a quarter, but I've never seen it written.

 

I went "part time" with them. It is doable