Thanks Appreciate it! Just my experience for anyone inquiring about drive away trucking!

Thanks Bruh

I'm looking to get hired on by truck movers. Is doubles good money? That's what I'll be getting into. W my endorsement. The recruiter told me 2-3k week 100k yr? Sound right or a bunch of crap? Thanks

@@nicholasjoly4816 that sounds about right for a triples and doubles endorsement. I had access to their app once I was hired on and and could see what loads were available. The single loads were junk honestly and paid very little in my opinion considering I had to tow my personal vehicle behind the unit I was delivering in order to get back home, or simply catch a bus or something. Deck driving and hub to hub paid/pays really well, which is what I started to consider after I got my doubles endorsement. I didn't leave the company that I was with prior to applying to Truck Movers for different reasons, but I have been considering doing the deck driving hub to hub on a part-time basis maybe if I decide to leave my current company. Good luck!

Thanks I appreciate the info. Yea the recruiter told me the rental car from truck set to set they pay I guess. The only thing from my pocket is the $26 a week for insurance, a way home from my last truck load near where I live, a $3k deposit or something for damages or something, hotels/food. I think that was it. But transportation from truck to truck was on them. Idk I guess I'll have to see.

@@nicholasjoly4816 yep, if your doing deck driving they pay for your flight to Laredo or wherever your scheduled to pick up the trucks from. They also pay for your way home as well unless you want to go home earlier. I was told that I'd have to commit to being out for atleast two weeks at a time when doing deck driving, but the guy who was set to train me said that they could be a little bit more flexible with me living where I live. The $3,000 fee would be broken up and deducted from your settlements, atleast that's what I was told. You have to pay the insurance and you have to buy your own tools, or you could purchase the tools from them and again they'd deduct the amount from your settlements over time until it's paid off.

Yes!! come to the decked side, we'll have plenty of work lol

I have done both!! It’s more profitable doing decking due to the fact it’s more work!

Can you send me the job I live in Texas

Yes you do 2 years

Not really just a little bit.

They hook them up at the pickup location. It call decked and the loads are already decked and ready for transport when you get assigned the load!

@@2u4utransportexperts96 how do you unload them

Thanks for the support cuz!!

It’s all plug and play several different options you can haul singles or decked loads where you haul up to 4 units at a time!

I can but not much or not very far the swivel when backing up.

You should know they have lanes where you can transport singles, doubles and triples. You can only do single unless you get the doubles & triples endorsement added to your license.

There are several companies research drive away truck driving companies!

They train at the facility!

Apply On line TruckMovers.com

There are two types of drivers, (deck & hub to hub) I have done both! Deck driver undeck at delivery were as hub to hub drop off fully decked loads.

@@2u4utransportexperts96 I watched your video are you Is hiring?

2 years experience most companies would need that much for insurance reasons!

There are 2 style z-wings and frame saddles.

Girl you need to come over to J&J Driveaway. They take better care of drivers.

It all depends on you my brother there are no forced loads so you pick your destination 500-2000+ miles run it all on you!

@@2u4utransportexperts96 hey thanks for the reply brother appreciate your help

What would you like to know Sir!

All depends on the route you you pick no forced loads

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