Companies with Long haul dedicated Route ?

Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by jimbo33, Mar 11, 2025.

  1. Walk Among Us

    Walk Among Us Light Load Member

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    I totally agree. I ran a 1400 mile each way run and it was perfect for easy going recaps. 2800 miles per week x 4 = 11,200 miles per month. Other drivers on the same account did resets each week.
     
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  3. jimbo33

    jimbo33 Bobtail Member

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    yea i noticed more shorter loads , especially with dry van. I was with a reefer company for 3 years, almost all their loads were 1500-2500 miles but they shut down. Still not dedicated. So sometimes had to go to places i didn't want to go. I will check those companies out, good leads !
     
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  4. asphaltreptile311

    asphaltreptile311 Road Train Member

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    Dry van has gotten shorter for sure . The whole short haul thing doesn't seem to be reality amongst all freight. Iv always chosen long haul jobs. There's tons of reefer companies that still run coast to coast . Hell even flatbed companies do if you search them out .
     
  5. mustang190

    mustang190 Road Train Member

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    Still have to get that chicken from Georgia to LA and that produce from Watsonville to Atlanta. :cool:
     
  6. asphaltreptile311

    asphaltreptile311 Road Train Member

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    I regularly go from the south to the West Coast .
     
  7. tscottme

    tscottme Road Train Member

    If you find dedicated near SLC you will going to CA A LOT and you won't like that.
     
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