what if I live 100 miles from a drop point?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by wheels4reelz, Dec 30, 2012.

  1. Saddletramp1200

    Saddletramp1200 Road Train Member

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    Happy New Year! 1 learn to drive, 2 Buy your own truck. 3 You won't be a slave to a company if you do it right.
     
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  3. wheels4reelz

    wheels4reelz Light Load Member

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    Happy New Year! Thanks for the response. Sounds like a hellofa plan. after a few years under my belt with someone elses toy i will consider this. do you have issues keeping up with all the new bells and whistles that the big boys have or does it matter from a competition standpoint? i'm talking fuel saving and safety devises that may make someone with a spanking new rig more appealing to a customer. i suppose if you charge right and save right you can afford to buy a new rig every 5 years or so. haven't researched o/o much at this early stage but see that most training- wheel outfits push the buy a truck or leasing game. Do you tend to pull the same company's trailers full time or do you use one of the freight locating services to grab what's close?
     
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