Part Time OTR?

i talked to a schneider driver one day who worked something like that. If i remember right i believe he did 3 weeks out and then had 2 weeks off or vice versa.

 

My company has part time drivers who run regional, the guy I turn/swap with every week only works 3 days a week and off 4

 

Roehl has a couple of programs that may work for you; 7 on/7 off and 14 on/7 off may be available, depending on where you live.

 

Don't you want to enjoy your retirement?

 

yup, as mentioned Schneider can hook you up 7/7, 14/7 etc., and as msjamie mentioned with Roehl .. who almost seems to be a mirror image of Schneider in many ways (but maybe slightly nicer tractors? Lol)

But i might also look for some sort of line haul/terminal to terminal gig in that situation -- which i dont know a whole lot about -- but probably a lot less messing around, if you don't mind going to the same place all the time.

 

Irrelevant, but I see many driving jobs posted up in Canada that are 2 weeks out, 1 week home, and often wonder why these are hard to find in the US but seem to be the norm up north.

The Roehl and Schneider p/t jobs highly depend on your location. I saw a job posted in Albany NY last week that advertised for a p/t CDL driver. They were looking for 2 to 3 day weekends, OTR, paid $250.00 per day. Not bad.... but required 1 year exp. I forgot the name of the co. and it's no longer advertised.


Keep in mind that when you drive p/t, you will be splitting seat w/ other drivers. Some people have a problem w/ that.

 

Yes. Most places, 7/7 means you share a truck with one other person. 14/7 means you share two trucks with three people.