Of the last 9 months I have collectively spent roughly 2 home.
This last month being one of them.
7 months 100% Over The Road, not long ago I made the decision to be more present in my sons life.
I have finally been afforded the privilege to take a off a few caps.
As much as I have been enjoying my time home…..
I will never shy away from hitting the ground running and throwing on whichever cap needs my attention.
Which at the moment means I’ll be hitting the road again next week.
If there is one thing I want my son to have ingrained into his brain, it is exactly the following….
A man’s got to do what a man’s got to do at any given moment.
Even at the expense of spending time with his family and he should never feel sorry for it.
I’ll still stand by my decision to be more present but fact of the matter is the road is calling my name.
That being said we got some freight going down from the West/Northwest to #Laredo.
Mainly #Idaho,#Utah , #Washington, #Oregon#Colorado#Nevada.
Any freight going from #Laredo or surrounding areas-Northwest is a good fit for us.
My brother and I will be starting from our home state of #Arizona.
We are looking to position our capacity in #SaltlakeCity and #Boise or the surrounding areas.
If anyone in my network needs something covered, we want your business.
We will be running as a pair with 48’ and 53’ spread axle flatbeds for roughly the next 3 weeks or so.
We are equipped with tarps up to 6’ , Chains/binders, coil racks, dunnage, 4’ pipe stakes.
Please do keep us in mind for all your open deck needs🤝
If it’s cheap sling it elsewhere, if it’s fair we’ll be square, if it pays you find us going out of our way.
Don’t waste our time and you have my word we won’t waste yours!
#trucking#ontheroadagain#logistics#opendeck#Flatbed
Train revenge?
In a country where railways are not the prefered cargo transit line, it is relevant to notice the styling design proposed by Kenworth to optimize again truck freight is matching high speed train design elements: aerodynamism of the body and central position of the driver in the cabin
https://lnkd.in/eT9fcyHB
Always use caution when driving at night! There can be different dangers at night than when driving during the day!
Here are some things to look out for:
- falling asleep at the wheel
- animals crossing the road
- drunk drivers
- pedestrians crossing the street
- bicyclists
- construction workers, signs or cones
What else would you add? Do you have any tips for driving at night?
Life on the road is more than miles and highways—it’s a journey of resilience, responsibility, and unmatched dedication. 🚛 Get an inside look at the world through the eyes of a trucker, where every road traveled is a story worth telling.
From sunrise departures to moonlit miles, the life of a trucker is an adventure that goes far beyond the open road. Truckers are the backbone of our economy, connecting cities, industries, and people. But there’s more to it than just hauling freight—they’re navigators, timekeepers, and road warriors facing long hours and unexpected challenges to keep goods moving. This glimpse into a trucker’s life highlights the spirit of perseverance and professionalism that drives our everyday conveniences. It’s about the pride in a job well done and the endless stories from America’s highways.
#LifeOnTheRoad#TruckersJourney#TruckingLife#RoadWarriors#LogisticsHeroes#TruckerStories#KeepOnTruckin#LifeOfATrucker#OpenRoad#DrivingTheEconomy
Comprehensive Guide: How to Move a Trailer Home
Moving a trailer home is a bit like steering a ship through narrow straits; it requires planning, an understanding of the complexities involved, and a steady hand. A trailer home isn't just a structure—it's a personal space filled with memories and comforts of home....
#trailer#moving#transport
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