What is a triangle run?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by robs64, Sep 7, 2016.
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A to B to C to A. Lane running... but that's just a guess.
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Right guess Some triangles are good some not so good but most are setup to put you in high freight areas to keep the wheels turning
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Example: Chicago-Miami-NYC-Chicago. Makes a rough triangle on the map.
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Ideally, they may also be setup to where the route can be done in, say 11 days with 3 off then do it again beginning and ending same day of week, same location, for home planning and scheduling ease.
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You guys are most likely right, seeing as how they're looking for Team's specifically.
But I remember years ago when Hirshbauch were still headquartered in the Sioux City area, they used to use a "Triangle" to describe the area a driver could expect to run WITHIN. -
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Nah. You are being. Obtuse!
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