Well, looks like I'm going OTR in a day cab.

Wait till you scale. You'll put up to the box naturally without realizing your steers and drives are on the same platform.

 

There's never any leg room in the daycabs I've driven.

 

That's because you're sitting in the seat wrong, turn around



(This shipper is sssloooowwwwww)

 

Dont know whats better, the visual or the fact its signed for copyright....

 

When i drove a day cab from sac to denver. I drove from sac to utah there is a hotel on exit 99 in utah across the street from the flying j. Slept there and then the next day drove all the way to denver. Then exit like 120 or so SLC there is a few hotel choices with good truck parking.

But i assume by now you have it all figured out.

P.s wyoming was fun with a day cab. Big ups to the guys hauling light pups through there.

 

You might just be spoiled rotten by the time you get back...like me!

No "blind side".

Only stay at Holiday Inn Express (or equivalent) hotels.

Decent grub can usually be found close to the hotel for dinner...and the hotels I stay at have a pretty decent spread for breakfast, too.

Rough day? Spring for a jacuzzi suite and relax in the hot tub. Or, get a regular room and make use of the pool or fitness room.

WiFi and more TV channels than you can shake a stick at.

Desk and a comfortable chair to do your paperwork and plan the next day.

COMFORTABLE beds.

Friendly staff.

Clean, private restroom right there in the room...no putting your boots on and walking across a parking lot to S, S, & S in the morning.

Unless you ENJOY sleeping in a closet-sized room in a parking lot that smells like pee, well, I just don't see ANY downside to daycabbing.