[Hawkjr]

Hey i was just coming down 81 this afternoon and Bowman had their sign Flashing "Drivers Needed"..
Here's The website Careers at D.M. Bowman, Inc.

And Try Cressler Trucking... here's there website Cressler Trucking, Inc.

[1catfish]

Originally Posted by Malaki86

That industrial park is the only place I can think of that'd be anywhere near big enough around here.

The physical part is what worries me - I've been plagued with muscle-spasms in my back for over 15 years now. I might go 6 months with no problem at all then suddenly be stuck in bed for 2-3 weeks out of nowhere. The last time that happened was when I picked up my weedeater off the ground.

you just described your first morning after a new job working for sysco or a job with similar job description. lotta hand trukin. but a job is better than no job. :thumbsup:

[VPIDarkAngel]

I was about to suggest US XPress's Dollar General dedicated out of Zanesville, Ohio, until I saw the part about muscle spasms. Burns Motor Freight is in Marlinton on US-219 and all I've seen them haul is flatbeds and log trailers. Other than that, I know not.

[steeringwheelbracket]

Try coal,stone or asphault.. I know coal is down quite a bit but someone may throw you a bone. hell ive hauled all ive mentioned and made well over a thousand a week at each. not any work involved either as long as you have at least one ball.

[Jackrabbit379]

Originally Posted by Mr. Ford95

What about Sysco, yeah it's reefer but it's a job.

I was about to say the same thing...
Best insurance, benefits in the world.. Only reason why I work there.
It's home daily. Hard work. Weird hours.
Who knows. They may be hiring linehaul guys.
Here is a link to the map. Might help. I dunno. :lol:
SYSCO Locations Near West Virginia and Delaware