Finding companies that ship their own goods?

And honestly, there's nothing wrong with driving a daycab for a private fleet. If you land a job with a private fleet, you're lucky because they are one of the most sought after jobs in the industry. They pay well and have a good quality of life with them. Most private fleets pay in the neighborhood of $15-$28/hr with benefits.

By the way, I would count UPS and FedEx Freight as private fleets, as long as you're not a contractor. YRC, ABF, Holland, and OD are also private fleets, since they haul their own product.

 

Those rankings are based on company revenue, not pay packages. Pepsi is one of the lower paying private fleets in the industry.

If you look at the top 100 for hire, Swift is in the top 5.

 

Check with Hurricane, UT facility of Orgill, Inc.

http://www.orgill.com/default.aspx?&check=1

They may have either shuttle or delivery drivers in your area.
The business is very established, like 200 year old, $1.6B in sales, we had drivers, who worked for 15-20 years, new equipment. They are distributors(TL, LTL).

 

I didn't know that about Poly Trucking.

 

Frito Lay, Little Debbie, Ashley Furniture, Perdue, Koch (chicken company)

 

Forgot about Ashely Furniture. They're all over the place here in Wisconsin. Also Furniture Row has some OTR trucks if I remember correctly.

 

DOT Foods hauls all their own stuff.

 

Linde gas. Air products.air liquide.airgas.paxair. cryo jobs are the cream of the crop in my opinion good work steady work clean work 100% legal if on the road you stay in a motel most average well over $22.00 hour prob good average would be $25.00+ hour its great work for the right person..you will start on nights weekends and holidays watched with drivecam and micromanaged beyond beliefe..but you can make $65-90k a year ..if you want a big fast truck time to hangout in truckstops and lots of freedom do not apply