Best driveaway company

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/threads/2016-rv-delivery-wrap-up.324042/

Read this. This is fairly typical for drive away contractors. It's a good gig if you like to work for free, like this guy, though.

 

There's not much difference in what you're driving away. It's still an awful deal for the driver. You pay for all fuel, all your hotel rooms (can't sleep in the trucks), and your return trip (whether by plane, bus, towed car, hitchhiking). I've never met anyone who was successful at it. Type drive away in the search bar and read all the threads by guys who lost their shirts doing it.

 

It has been years for me. In my opinion you should stay away from drive a way jobs with carriers like Bennett in Mcdonough Ga. Like another poster said if you want to work for free apply. If I were 35 years younger with a class A CDL and wanted to work in that business I would go to the nearest Truck Class 8 assembly plant and apply with the forwarding company there. If you do get a job you will be provided an airline ticket back to to the place you started from. You will be forced to undeck the trucks even in the rain and lug a tookbox with you. Now these are union jobs and for a long time you will be the low man on the pole. If there are any layoffs you will be the first to go. I honestly think if you have a class A your better off just driving OTR.

 

@Chinatown