Posted by rustyplow on February 25, 2018 at 12:55:23 from (99.103.52.175):
In Reply to: Any milk truck drivers? posted by chris english on February 25, 2018 at 07:33:08:
Have been hauling milk for 6 years now. 60 years old. Had to climb back in a truck when I lost a bunch of work building pallets. Go ride with someone. As many someone's as you can. Find out fist hand what's out there. Lots of shady owners with junk equipment that run there drivers ragged. Good owners also. Where I'm at, we can work what we want. One guy doe's 7 days, another just one day a week. I do 2 on and 2 off. Partner doe's the other 2. 12 14 hour days average about 18 an hour at the end of the week. If you don't pick up, just run to town? Depends on where town is. 2 hours away or 2 days away. It can be a good retirement job if you find the right run.
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