So I'm going flatbed

Welcome to the dark side

 

Doesn't matter, the view in your side mirrors never gets old. And yes that's my truck

 

Hell yes! Beats slamming doors!

 

If you don't like 0 dark thirty loads... stay away from Home Depot loads. Most flat loads are scheduled between 0100 and 0700.

 

First, I started at CRE.i agree winter is a good time to learn the ropes as long as you.have money put aside. Moving from a mega can be hard. But your not moving. You are just starting over. I say that because reefer and flat loads are soooo deferent. Now I went from reefer to flat. But I didn't do it as a company driver. That might be hard.

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Coming from a mega? It will happen. But we can educate and maybe help out. Seems few are willing to help people out anymore. Why? I was new not all that long ago. I didn't start in the 70s, everyone reading this was new at some point.

I'll stop for now

 

Those responses will come after the doorslammers are finished getting porked by lumpers. Anyways, when they start, tell them that if you want anymore pain and humiliation, you will sign up for yoga. No more acting like a playboy bunny at grocery warehouses for you.

Prime has direct customers. So freight wise you will be fine as long as you stay where there is freight. They will have some places where you will be able to get a load every day of the week. Learn where these places are and you will make money, even doing a lease on a mileage contract. Now, my question is, what are you going to do at the end of your lease? You are essentially paying for a job. No offense meant by that, but I'd really like to know your next step. Buy that truck? Turn it in and lease another truck? The reason why I am asking is because it is incredibly difficult to 'pay for a job' and buy a truck.