[Blind Driver]

I was hoping that I wouldn't be doing this anytime soon. It's taking a bunch of my time constantly calling all thee companies :roll:

Is there any company that will allow me to be out for 3 weeks, then take 1 week off? I'd love a company like that 8)

Seems like many will only let me take off for 1 day for each week out :roll: .

Any suggestions for good home time?

[Blind Driver]

oops

[Double R]

Marten Transport. Five days at home after 3 weeks out. If you like pulling reefers.

[-FlyByNight-]

Originally Posted by Double R

Marten Transport. Five days at home after 3 weeks out. If you like pulling reefers.

Unless they've changed it in the last nine months, Marten gives a day off for every five out.

[SKEETER]

Try Millis Transfer. When I was there you could get 5 days off after 3 weeks out if you ran 3,000 miles a week when you were out, if not it was 4 1/2.

[Blind Driver]

Originally Posted by SKEETER

Try Millis Transfer. When I was there you could get 5 days off after 3 weeks out if you ran 3,000 miles a week when you were out, if not it was 4 1/2.

Millis told me they wouldn't hire me with 7 months experience :roll:

Either I had to go through the millis school, or have 1 year of experience :roll:

[neverbeenlate]

Stick it out for the 1 year where you are and then you will have more options

[BanditsCousin]

Plenty of companies will let you, but the downside is you'll (most likely) have to slip-seat.

[mikey4069]

Originally Posted by Double R

Marten Transport. Five days at home after 3 weeks out. If you like pulling reefers.

I think the max is 10 days . when i drove for them i was out 14 days and came home for 5 days.

[Dangit' Driver]

CRST Premier lets 3 drivers share a truck witrh slip seating and be out 20 days and off 10. They're in Indianapolis, IN