Seems I spend the better part of my 6 weeks out in Texas since the beginning of the year. Every time I get a load heading out East, it goes right back to Texas. I've become too acquainted with I-35 and 30 that I could drive them blind and deaf.
Just curious how much of your running time is in Texas? Any Texas drivers, are they keeping you in state a lot too or sending you away from home?
Not that I'm complaining, but closest I've been to NYC is Bridgewater, NJ. I haven't been to Massachusetts in quite some time. Well over a year now. Do we even haul to Mass anymore?
Just want to see how you guys/gals are running. Take it easy out there,
Texas: My Home away from Home
Discussion in 'PAM' started by djtrype, Sep 16, 2010.
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I live down in Corpus Christi, drop me a line if you are ever down this way.
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Well just about to complete 2 awesome weeks, Newark, nj to Irving then to madera, ca on down to san diego, back to irving and now to Miami...and a solo driver
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That's weird. I live not too far from Houston and the nearest I usually get to home is Irving or Laredo.
But generally they keep me in the northeast.
Gonna deliver a load in Chi-Town midnight Sunday. -
djtrype who r u driving for i am down in houston and it would be nice to drive that route
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I do believe he is PAM like myself and a few others. I'm in Texas, but quite a long way from home!
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dave 1960 that is in houston correct.
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504 Wayne, if you have not yet gone to C1 I would HIGHLY recommend San Jacinto College Truck Driver Training.
If it would not cost me 6K before a year is up I just might have already been gone!
ALL C1 is trying to do is get you a CDL. And the Fort Worth operation is kinda hokey. -
dave 1960, where is san jacinto college i am not sure
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