Short Haul Pros and Cons.

I did a few years short haul. Was home usually a few times a week and weekends off and I was well compensated. No unpaid waiting time at all. It’s second fiddle to home daily

 

The pros it could be good.
The cons it could be bad.

 

What about the ex-cons?

 

Used a railhead in Hagerstown Maryland and delivered to Lowes pretty much east of there into say Lewes DE often.

As far as some particular wood requiring white glove tarping because it's 50 dollars a inch so to speak, that is balanced by the easy run on the eastern shore. Could not be better.

 

I depends on how you're being paid. Hourly, mile, flat rate? If by the mile, you probably won't like how much you get paid. If it's a full time job with a good flat daily rate or hourly with overtime, and you get medical benefits and aren't paid on a 1099, it might not be a bad gig.