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A little one sided, no? I've been available 37 days straight and had 5 runs... But explain WHY. 10 full time trucks and 10 part time = 10 more than 10 fulltime trucks (to me) Here's my reasoning. A truck available once per week, is one more chance for extra money for both carrier and driver...

Actually there isn't anything to be confused about. Guido's is SRW I believe, under 10k Without a pic, I can only surmise SoG is dually...with all that entails...

I think Solar was kidding. A thick skin is needed in this business... and we all wish you the best of luck! New Owner / Ops too

Me too. Firefox on mobile Switched to chrome and the title bar came back, thought it was me

No better chance of success than a husband n wife team IMO...

Hmmm, 1 week without a run. Must be the driver shortage

Yeah. Our method is different, the customer is made aware. Whether the shipper is, that's harder

To 289? o_O probably 4.6?

For what this thread turned into: Communication issue. I don't think a small truck should show up at a place that can't load it either. But in 12 years, I haven't been steered wrong by my carrier. We've gotten a fair amount of new business from shippers that simply didn't know the size or...

Yeah, I was hoping it wasn't the "power trip" factor That's really not helpful to either carrier or o/o Wondering what the official reason could be :D

That used to be all I did. When I say used to, I mean most of 12 years. What happened I dunno

Undoubtedly. Its been all locals this year. I don't wait anymore, 24 hours and I'm rolling empty

Would it not be easier to just get a class B and a straight? I hear there's too many vans (and I haven't moved this week)

Well if he gets shippers used to "small straights" maybe it'll make my life easier Usually some higher up makes the decision (saving money or time) to send me, and after I get blasted by the shipper, they creak open that rusty side door and load me outside...

More in the "things I've always wanted to ask" category Why do so many advertise hiring new O/O for being on the road so long? Example "3 weeks out before going home" Now I'm not new, and can guess why a driver would be required to... But owner-ops? What if a guy wants to work 1 run a week...

That looks better, ty Giving my carrier time to come thru before switching, just collecting leads

Petition calls for U.S. to sell Montana to Canada :p

All I'm getting here is the Fusion in Toronto on searches...its a carrier, presumably decal on van etc. Like the percentage tho

Home watching "black ice" videos. Freezing rain outside I must be a sadist

Within 5 years of current to sign on, or replace that van every 5 years as a hard limit?