Some of you guys are making it hard.

Hard for me to decide which company I want to drive for when I get back on the road, that is lol.
The short list so far is Holland, FCC, Abilene, H&M, or going back to Magnum.

Abilene looks promising if only because they have a secure drop yard in D/FW, which would make home time for me a lot easier. But I can't remember if they have driver facing cams or not.

FCC OTR dry van piques my interest with their 70% drop/hook and potential pay, along with being 48 full.

Holland *was* at the top of my list before I really started paying attention to other threads about other outfits. I feel Holland will have more freight/lanes in the areas I *really* like to run though (my fav places to run are I-10 and I-40 between Tx and CA, I-15 from UT down to CA, and WA/ID/UT down to Tx).

H&M...still researching them, but so far they're on par with everyone else.

And Magnum...I spent just shy of 3 years with them. Only complaint with them is the lack of CA freight, and I really miss runs thru AZ etc lol.

Gonna spend a few days up in the Dallas area next week prepping to get my cdl back, so hopefully I'll be ready to roll with one of these fine outfits by the end of the month.

So a giant THANK YOU goes out to all of you drivers who started/posted in all the threads here, who, unbeknownst to you, have made my life a living hell trying to make this very important decision

 

Check Balkan Express in Ft. Worth.
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Balkan Express LLC offers truckload and LTL long haul in all 48 States. We operate teams and solo runs with 98% of on-time delivery rate.

 

If you looking for line haul, my dad runs for Estes on their extra board and he runs 5 nights and home every weekend and sometimes during the week. Pay seems to be good. Just a thought

 

I try to steer clear of companies run by broken english speakers. Thanks for the info tho!

 

You haven't heard my Southern drawl.

 

USA Truck runs 70 mph and has a program where drivers choose their loads; run where they want to.
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USA Truck – Capacity Solutions
USA Truck – Capacity Solutions

 

MC VanKampen trucks run 75 mph.
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Home | MC Van Kampen Trucking | Grand Rapids, MI
https://www.mcvankampen.com

All trailers are ARB Compliant for California.

 

Swift Refrigerated has a terminal in Dallas.
@Six9GS drives for Swift Refrigerated and he's no rookie.
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   WHY DRIVE FOR SWIFT REFRIGERATED? $3,000 Experienced OTR Transition Bonus. $2,500 New Driver OTR Transition Bonus. Top OTR Reefer Drivers Make $1,700 Weekly. More Hometime. Consistent Freight. Earn More per Mile. Full Benefits. Large Retail Customer Base. OTR, Regional and Dedicated Lanes.
   
   
   

 

FFE runs California and has two terminals there.
Headquarters is in Lancaster, TX
@Jenn72 drives for FFE.
FFE Transportation - $.50 cpm starting pay.
Frozen Food Express - Refrigerated Transportation Solutions For Over 65 Years

 

Pride Transport runs California and hires Texas drivers.
@Snowshoes works there.
CDL Jobs | Hiring Now in Utah | Pride Transport
CDL Jobs | Hiring Now in Utah | Pride Transport
At Pride Transport, we are a family and we treat our drivers with honesty and respect.