WE GROSSED $285K IN A STRAIGHT TRUCK

[@truckingreviewchannel]

Love it. Breaking them glass ceiling one rock at a time. We didn't do as good this year as last. But heck 350 grand im not gonna cry over it at all. Another thing people dont understand we are live the life we choose to live. I love to truck and adventure. God bless the free spirits

[@modeverything9949]

Spoken like a true adventurer and businessman

[@deadk133]

If you're loving life, enjoying what you do, and making a living the way you want, then its perfect! I think living life on your own terms and having the freedom to do what you want to do is 1000% more important than how much money you make. Plus you get to do it together! Love the video and always enjoy your channel!

[@tonyd6884]

I think you two are definitely living the dream and I’m very jealous. If I had seen yours or the trucking couples videos 10 or 15 years ago I believe we would be expediters. Safe travels out there.

[@luana-leecano8029]

I will be 77 in July. I use to travel across the country in a Jeep. Now I am stuck in a rehab hospital. U give me the joy of the road again. THANK YOU

[@jeanniehampton6090]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Prayers and Hugs

[@stevesentit5001]

Any advice for a young man???

[@onieshianapoleon2547]

💛

[@markkirkland6235]

U still around

[@JG-zt3cg]

This is beautiful. Just regular down to earth working class people making good money at a regular job and being happy about their life. This tells me that the American dream is alive and well for the regular folk. Much love❤❤❤

[@jimc12]

Work to live, not live to work. Thats the key. And ya'll are killing it!

[@davidchristensen6908]

The take away is you have found your placed in the trucking world. Your happy, you 2 get to work together, you both understand the business, you love your truck. You love your business and that is more important then working for xyz. Working smarter not harder. I enjoy watching your videos and I am not a truck driver. It is nice to see people happy with their job

[@troy9834]

Hey truckers ,,,,, I’m not a trucker but I do enjoy watching you guys have fun moving around the country.... as a business owner for 30 + years,,,, (General Contractor) my advice would be “NEVER NEVER tell the world how much money you make !!!!! Because your competition will increase and the you will be making less !!!!!! Keep it to yourself and trust NOBODY!!!!! )

[@aberdeenbelfry316]

As long as you’re happy and eating everyday it’s all good. As a company driver I clear 52000 a year in a tractor trailer. I enjoy seeing Canada and the US. Alaska last year was the highlight of beauty.

[@ernestproctor1308]

Thanks! You both were the reason I left hauling milk tanker for 18 yrs. I have a friend who got her cdl and we jumped into expediting. Work smart not harder, at first the days waiting were decieving, as I was used to constantly running. I am personally making the same money and running half the miles. I also like the fact that we run a 60/40 for a fleet owner. It's like running your own truck without the truck expenses. We are contracted to haul expedite thru a 3rd party. We are independent of of regular job and loving it. Learned alot and still learning. Coming from a nice pete 379 to straight truck with huge sleeper and more time off, we would not go back.

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Love hearing this!! So happy for y’all. Safe travels 😊

[@williamhorvat8224]

@@TheCraftyTrucker , Good to hear you guys are making good money considering the 18 wheelers drivers don't think you folks are "real" truckers. LOL . 😊 🚚 Talking about $$$, do you have Roth IRAs and saving for retirement ?

[@adrianholland6787]

A successful person is a happy person, more money, doesn’t always bring happiness. Love your videos, learning a lot from you guys. 👍🏼

[@benbernal6455]

You guys are the smartest truckers ever exist, been paid for travel around the country!! I want that life!!🕺💃

[@HumbleVoyager]

I must admit that I don’t know anything about Expediting, but I admire all people who freely share their skills. Thanks for also sharing your life via KZbin.

[@rwma8482]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge & experiences. I highly value everything you mentioned & how you drive your business. It really helps me. May God bless & protect you both.

[@karlfoxwell8383]

The love you two have with each other and your passion for driving is beautiful you deserve a beautiful life together and i truly wish you the best.Keep your sticky side down and shiny side up drivers.

[@Tiedye6336]

I enjoy your sit down videos and explain whatever the topics you are talking about!! Your truck is like a RV at the same time!!! Nice video!

[@patriciabell5857]

285K, is more than ok! You two are doing great, for the miles and weight! We're all amazed, and Happy Holidays!

[@markbailey634]

I'm really enjoying your channel. Y'all give out great, actionalble advice for those like me who are looking for their next career. One point to clear up, most Walmart drivers work 5 on, 2 off schedules. Some work 6 on 3 off some work 6 on 6 off. There are also some rotating schedules with 2 days off one week and 3 days off the next. Almost all work 2500 - 3000 miles per week. While their pay per mile is very competetive, Walmart also pays drivers for activity such as hooking and waiting to be loaded. God bless and safe travels, looking forward to the next video! From a former Walmart driver, me.

[@rolandos64]

Mark Bailey testify that unlike a owner operator Walmart drivers make more without the commitment/ obligations they inherit. You as a former Walmart driver walked away with a clean slate . An OO would be obligated to see it through the duty they signed up for, or never see the money they invested to acquire the equipment back. It would take years before you get back the initial investment and finally see your profits. By that point you’d be starting all over again since the equipment would most likely need to be replaced. You can’t be legit and get ahead.

[@demetriuswilliams5620]

New sub here, love how honest and humble you’re! Not on here bragging but giving people hope that they can do it as well. Congrats

[@portiagts9416]

After watching this video I’m hitting the ‘subscribe’ button....thank you both for echoing the importance of enjoying what you do, getting paid well to do it, and finding a good work life balance...your candor and genuineness shows through....good peeps you are..high five to you!!!

[@lucian288]

beautiful relationship love the fact that you guys interrupted each other and laugh about it, strong partnership there bless you guys.

[@rorygielarowski8855]

It really isn't hard to explain, I have never seen a more happy couple. Living your life on the road and really don't care which way they roam. Love you guys and your story

[@davidellison1929]

I have all types of trucks & drivers in my Expediting Hauling!!!! I go from 1/2 Ton Pickups to 1tons to single & tri-axle Straight Trucks to Day Cab Tractor Trailers & Tractor with Sleepers with Trailers! We cover every type! Wide loads heavy equipment or Bridge pieces we will haul anything their is! Been doing it over 50yrs & still love it as much as whenever I started!!! The HARDEST thing I have to deal with is finding DRIVERS! Nobody wants to work anymore!!!!

[@daviddavid9837]

Wait... what? Expediting in a pickup truck? Dude, tell me more! I want to do that now!

[@davidellison1929]

david david Sometimes a plant or a factory will need a hose or bolts or a Apiece of equipment needs a part final drive or brake drum etc....or whatever & u cannot run a straight truck or a tractor trailer so we run pickup trucks!

[@davidellison1929]

david david we also have 3/4ton vans we do a lot of medical records for hospitals most of them end up in Washington DC! We also do Medical Runs for the Red Cross 🩸 Blood to be rushed for emergency surgery also we used to do Organ Transfers

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

It’s even harder to find GOOD drivers

[@davidellison1929]

TheCraftyTrucker ❤️. YOU GOT THAT RITE! I think I’ve went through all the good drivers! Well what actually has happened the Generation of Good drivers has either retired or passed away! U & Jason are the rare exception of younger drivers that are good! Most drivers ur age & younger aren’t worth two shits!! I still have about 6-7 drivers that are in their 70’s & early 80’s & they’re my best employees they didn’t want to retire so I got them dedicated runs & they are always 30-45mins early to work they get their paperwork done pretrip & get to getting! U2 be safe out there & keep it between the ditches & the shinny side up!

[@nancychandler7289]

Do what makes you happy! No explanation necessary. Love traveling with you and the babies!

[@anthonyfracchiolla2268]

These people are so believable and trust worthy. Just a real couple telling you the way it is.

[@docholliday6338]

when I first started watching your guy's channel I didn't take you can make as much as you guys are making in expediting,but watching your channel I see that you've been doing it for a long time and you guys know what you're doing and how to manage your loads and finances and you and you obviously have a good reputation with dispatchers

[@Jake-d2l]

I agree 100% !

[@rodee1671]

Been gone a few years. You two look amazing!!!!

[@valhallaholsopple]

I've only been out for about 4 months. I've learned a lot. I'm starting to make a little bit of money. You know the first years all about it figured out. But now I have a little bit of a bank account. I know it's going to get better. Doing pretty good and having fun. Once I get my first year and I will have some options. You guys are always encouraging. The bluebonnets along I-10 are looking beautiful. I really hope I get to meet up with you guys. Be safe.

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

That is awesome. It took us some time as well to learn. Keep up the great work and learning!!

[@libertyone5853]

Nice to see HONEST and transparent people. But, the bottom line is money does NOT buy happiness and IF you love what you're doing that in itself is worth money. Stay safe & God bless.

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Agree 100

[@jamesgivens3415]

Not only do y’all make good money, but it’s also a fun job that plenty people wish they could do. So much freedom and a chance to see different parts of The USA, Mexico and Canada. Enjoy your journey 👍🏾

[@Dangoldmedia]

Lesson of the day: Quality of life matters. You brighten my day.

[@stevedavenport1202]

So Flippin true 👍

[@Robert-jt6eo]

Nice job and money for 2019. Like others have said " if you like your work you will never work a day in your life" Happy Expediting in 2020 From The Kansas Crowd

[@rustystick]

I did hotshot for a while, and thinking about it, but I ended up dropping the trailer. I grossed just shy of what I did with the trailer, but the expense, DOT hassles, fuel, maintenance, ect... I just did the dedicated to Walmart for 4 years, home most days. I enjoyed it, made great money. I'm back on the road, flatbed. I always wanted to do expedited, but, I'm not exactly wanting to team with someone.

[@rayandersen2738]

hey Guys, New Viewer here from Perth, Australia. I run a few 4 and 8t trucks across, perth to sydney/melbourne. mostly part loads of furniture/machinery/beer (small craft beer company, doing kegs). i think I average about $350/M³ on dry loads, and about $650/M³ on refrigerated loads. (Australian Dollars) some truck I have are like 20M³ (Refrigerated) and others are 60M³ (pantech, like your cargo space) each. most times in running 3/4 loads and a few smaller trucks locally around perth too. started about a year ago, with a truck I bought for $6000. loving the lifestyle myself. have always loved driving

[@Skaterbjayhaze]

I love how you two work and talk together!!!! Great team working the a dream!!!!

[@JamesRoberson65]

Great video. I wish I had changed to Expediting much sooner We ran 18 wheelers for 10 years. I was with Landstar for roughly 4 years. Loved Landstar, but lost a dedicated load with FedEx due to them taking it back in house Hyfield has been great so far and the money had been the same. We are much happier now Keep up the great work enjoy the journey, be safe and profitable

[@garyduffill303]

YOU 2 ARE A DOWN TO EARTH TRUE INSPERATION AND A GREAT EXAMPLE TO A LOT OF PEOPLE FROM AROUND THE WORLD THAT WATCH YOUR CHANNEL, WE WISH YOU ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR FUTURE STAY SAFE ON THE ROADS OF THE USA AND PLEASE BE CAREFUL OF COVID 19 LOVE FROM SHEREE AND GARY IN THE UK

[@gilbertfranklin1537]

Thumbs up! But, I missed the puppies. One thing I noticed big time is the Texas shirt... are you guys Texans? I am here at my computer desk in San Antonio, and hope that you are home-based near here. That would be great.

[@tukalors7577]

I believe because you two have mastered the formula of the straight truck profession. Master the formula you have mastered the profession. I appreciate your honesty. I am getting a box truck next year a small one then a 28 to 30 footer in 2023! As of right now my business are almost complete in two business will be completely legit..

[@ItsAHighwayVlog]

You beat us by 8k last year. (We did 277,000) We drove 130,000 odometer miles. No too far off :) Keep on trucking. I'll take our little truck and the benefits anyday :)

[@larryclark6212]

Some how I lost you guys. Hopefully the both of you are doing well in the new year. 🌹

[@MegaEaglelover]

Bless y’all for keepin it Real, between y’all, Trucking Review Channel, an The Trucking Couple... Drivers an Everyone can Learn an research Ssssooo Much... LOVE Y’ALL All 3 channels an Couple’s... THANKS FOR WHAT Y’ALL DO OUT THERE 🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼

[@Pamela-B]

Awesome 👏👏 Heck that’s about $2/mile (all miles). Not bad at all! That’s our goal. Thanks for sharing info that really is none of our business. It’s good to know. You guys rock!! 💕💪

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Thank you Pam 😘

[@raymondsheath7797]

I have only been subscribed to you guys for a month or so, but I really enjoy seeing what you do and how much you love it!Money is great but it doesn't mean a thing if you're not happy. Keep safe.

[@mgplayer2327]

Yes the expenses Is the key I'm finding this out. Its the net that matters and the down time.but the way love y'all,s sleeper.and your great personalities.i love that sleeper It would be hard to have one on a 18 wheeler no parking.

[@MrKartman8]

So happy for the both of you doing a wonderful job and the new truck looks awesome

[@stevedavenport1202]

Box trucks are so under the radar, but a way better situation than tractor trailer. When you look at the liability and expense of operating a tractor trailer vs the net income, it doesn't make much sense.

[@DavidMartin-jr6bi]

Very good explanation of how you guys run your business. Yes, it is a business. Unfortunately most don’t understand that. Thinking back in my towing days I learned there are many ways to take advantage of business principles and especially use the deductible expenses to your advantage. For example 1 owner was able to setup a leasing company for which they were buying the trucks and equipment through their own personal funds and then they would lease the trucks to the corporation. Another owner was also a equipment dealer. He set up the dealership under a separate entity which allowed him to buy the equipment at cost. He ordered the chassis and ran the trucks through a leasing company. That way he had multiple deductions. At the end of the truck leases he was able to have the trucks back ends remounted/refurbished and he kept things rolling.

[@user-mm2jd1ht6k]

I have been watching your channel for a long time. To be clear I am not a trucker but I thought about it years ago. I think what some people overlook is that you are very meticulous about following the rules and staying legal. In your many posts about being inspected you never have issues. Your reputation with brokers gets you work that others may never see. And my impression is that you have done everything you can to take advantage of opportunities (like Hazmat). Also, really enjoy the keto cooking shows. we are about to embark on that journey and hope to have the success that you experienced. Cheers from Dallas.

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Thank you very much, we wish all the best success on your keto journey.❤️❤️

[@bonland2711]

I am expeditor but the freight don’t pay by any other factor is just a time sensitive freight that has to pay

[@johnmagill3072]

After watching this I think I will give the straight thing a shot. I'm sick to death running my butt off for a big company semi truck bs, and barely getting by.

[@Albuquerqueray]

I made 39,000 this year I been with my company 15 years I’m thinking bout quitting and just go get my cdl and find a good trucking company I struggle so much with this job

[@tshood85]

wow i made 91,000 as a union warehouse worker. 29.00 an hr and double pay on sundays and free benefits

[@princeismypitbull5432]

you can make 4,800 clear with overtime as a corrections officer in texas. they are also hiring

[@christien6230]

Id up and quit to after 15 years

[@eln0n01]

Why would someone be in the same place for 15 years making 39k a year???? Thats mind blowing

[@kylejohnson2248]

Great job you two. Once my son grows up a little more hopefully I can get to meet you two. Stay safe and humble. God Bless

[@joshsingleton8312]

Y’all are doing pretty dam good if ya ask me. You don’t have to worry about dragging that trailer behind you and it getting in the way. And y’all have the freedom to park about anywhere you want to and I’d like to drive a ten wheeler across the country and see everything you get to see. Y’all are living the life I’d love to have. Medical reasons keep me from that. I’m just glad y’all didn’t buy a Volvo lol be safe out there y’all

[@martinstilwell5653]

Hi from the UK , thanks for your openess and honesty , your happy being together and doing what you do that’s what’s important , Peace and Love 🚚 ♥️ 👍

[@wes2975]

you are doing so well, while getting to do something you enjoy, with each other, seeing the country.... great job, and I am happy for you both.

[@maxpuppy96]

From what I have seen and what little I know your truck makes about the same as a tractor trailer, Now what you have to consider your a team running 7 days, most tractor trailer Owner Operators are single person operation running 5 days home every weekend. I would rather do what your doing. You guys are unique, most people don't have what you have as far as being a team who loves what they are doing. Don't kid yourself till all the expenses come of most Owner Operators are making company driver pay.

[@deantait8326]

Same household teams in expediting do very well. Almost $2.00/mile, all miles is very good.

[@rjkee5157]

I have told many people: Figure out what you love to do, and then find someone to pay you to do it. If you are happy the money becomes secondary. Also the stress is so much less. I was very lucky in that I found two jobs that I loved, The Navy and working for a software company where I got to travel. I have retired now and I'm loving that too. Good luck to both of you and keep having fun.

[@oQsR]

Love the videos! Always have been interested in trucking. Full time rv'er and love traveling, you guys have inspired me to look further into the industry. Keep up the awesome work and videos!

[@edgarsandobal4600]

Woah over 200k that’s impressive there’s some o/o that don’t make anywhere near that I honestly didn’t even think that was possible with straight truck I’m rethinking about being a dry van hauler and getting myself a straight truck

[@TheRacer114]

The main thing is,y'all do what makes y'all happy. Y'all own your own equipment,and can set your own hours and/or miles. Just do what make y'all happy!!! Enjoy your videos and the pups too. LOL!!

[@areohealthandfitnessofficial]

I changed my mind Boxtruck sleeper all day

[@sharip7610]

I drive a semi and don't get me wrong i love it but i hate not being able to see historic sites i drive by them but no place to park i've never been to niagra falls 40 miles away couldn't go...in your truck i could have i totally agree you have more freedom you are awesome people keep the videos coming take care!!!!

[@curtisthornton5280]

The amount of axles are only counted by the back one or two maybe three axles not the front axle😊

[@jimwright7836]

You guys are great! Thanks for sharing

[@davidupton5213]

I love y'all's videos! About to watch this one now. Have I been click-baited? Lol Big blessings to y'all!!!

[@j.russelllacour318]

Great explanation and break down. Very proud of you and life style. Your both truly committed to doing quilty and professional work. You do not have to carry a huge weight on expediting. The service and the cost of your load being the only priority. And you do so well. Thank you for the information and your outstanding share. Russell in Houston, TX. Just married to my partner Jacob.

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Thank you Russell! And congrats to you & Jacob 💗

[@Intell3ctualProperty]

The math says you made 1.96 cents per mile: 285/145. Keep trucking you all are awesome.

[@Samil101]

I love the vibes I really appreciate you

[@1crazyfloridatrucker129]

Yup I can't wait to see what our numbers will be for our first year out here!!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Y’all are going to knock it out of the park 😉

[@1crazyfloridatrucker129]

@@TheCraftyTrucker we sure hope so!!

[@Tbone2.0]

I’m thinking about expediting, former OTR owner op been working locally had to take some time off arthritics in my back thinking about just buying something outright but I’d like to stay closer to home out 4-5 days just researching now looking for some guidance I live in the quad city area. Thanks for the video

[@j-profit3801]

You have a great business plan. Continue doing you.

[@stupendouslife8128]

Awesome couple, thanks for that clear information

[@Djtruckin]

Good to hear. You guys are A&E. We did $274 with out A&E on 150,000 miles. Not to far off. Makes me feel a little better that we are in the ball park.. Funny that’s mostly on slots...👊

[@Mr.Beastforpresident]

What’s A&E?

[@MikeSmithMLS]

How much was you’re take home ? If you don’t mind me asking

[@lauraswihart8018]

This really made me think - In fact, advice is something not only I agree with, I may just do this!😊

[@Playmudd4by4]

Congratulations your secret is you are a great team. Hard work pays off at the end. Great job.

[@harufox26]

I would absolutely love to have your truck lol .. I've only been driving short haul (about 400miles round trip) tractor/trailer close to 5 years now up here in Ontario, Canada and have recently been wondering what else was out there in the industry but now I'm wondering if I can find something up here like what you guys are doing down there especially if I can lose the giant trailer and gain an amazing bunk haha.. So happy I found your channel! Awesome vids and looking forward to more :)

[@ORIGINAL__ONE]

About 400 miles per day I did. 600 miles per day For a company for $14 per hr Im getting my own truck It depend on what you hauling and how you pick your laods

[@DavidSmith-vo3nd]

Hi Jason & Heather!! Great video. Thank you for sharing with us Peace, Love, & Expediting.!!!

[@normneff6592]

Thank you folks ,,,for your blogs ,,, keep up the good work ,,, I enjoy your dogs ,,, do y'all have a shower in your 120inch

[@wb6she]

Well that's good money, and your happy with it, what else could you want?.. I like it that you can take time off, park in good place, and enjoy the country while driving through it, getting paid for what you like doing, thanks for sharing.

[@robertcollins7515]

More or less. You guys are HAPPY. That's awesome. I'd love to have my wife out there traveling. She loves to travel, I love to drive.

[@mgplayer2327]

Thanks for the vlog guys enjoying it.i pull Schneider loads right now starting to get interested.

[@kimmitchell3075]

Love your videos! It’s all about being happy and being together. It’s not work if your enjoying what you love 💕

[@wildcoyote34]

sounds like you guys had a great year and i am glad you like it ,,,and i really love that new truck ,, it's a beauty compared to my old beat up ride i didn't do a large number of miles in 2019 , 25,000 total miles on my big truck mostly short hauls moving heavy equipment for the construction companies repairing levies ,,and also pulling a side dump trailer hauling rock/dirt and debris ,,i don't think i hauled more than a dozen loads of scrap in the entire year which is my normal income

[@lovelylove7772]

I just started flowing you guys cause I’m trying to get in the Expedite business

[@vorutouzamaki2635]

What the heck I don’t know any dry van making that type of money good job! Gotta look into expedited. Got 1y and half doing local driving for J.B. hunt saving money and building credit for my own truck. Backing experience is golden 🤙🏼

[@thomasgregory915]

I'm sorry I just found your channel. Hope all is well with you and your life journey.

[@michaelparker8622]

A lot of people don’t get the words expedite and Custom Critical. I am an O/O and drive TT. Honestly I feel I make awesome money and you guys grossed about 75k more than I did last year. And I bet your fuel cost is way less as well. Also insurance costs have to be less for you guys. I put down 3800-4200 miles a week with just me. It sucks big time. I’m considering making the move to something similar. My take home is most likely way less as well. So don’t listen to people who tell you you would make more in a TT. It costs me almost 4K just for drives. Then figure costs of trailer parts and maintenance etc. you guys stay safe and keep up the great work!

[@erjohnjohn]

Thanks for being straight forward & being positive!!

[@paulofloresoldpaul7460]

It's true, Friends! With a network of contacts, combined with hard work and with responsibility from collection to delivery of the cargo, it is possible to make a profit with a straight truck. Congratulations on the success of the Couplem.I

[@mt8300]

This is a long shot but, would guys be willing to give me some advice on how get started?

[@mikekeierleber2192]

I did Expedite and left for office job and now I want to go back in a straight truck and do it again and retire doing it

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Come on back. The road misses ya

[@peterstevens4223]

Thanks for sharing this day today with me, it's my 64th birthday today.

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Well happy birthday to you. Hope you had a great day

[@Kpop_yo_ish_Shay]

I would really like to shadow you guys...funny you should mention prime I can verify that for the most part that’s pretty true...but I’ve been interested in doing the expedited freight...but it’s a lot I don’t really understand...I’m currently going back through your older videos to get more info...but if you haven’t already...maybe make a video in the future on tips or advice on how to get started in expediting...If you have already I’m sure I’ll run into it lol grace and blessings to you guys!!

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

It’s actually really easy now a days. Back when we started it was a lot harder. If you are a team shoot us an email we would be more than happy to help

[@dirtysanchez4753]

In Japan your sleep or truck would be considered a large apartment over there lol

[@TheCraftyTrucker]

Lol

[@donalddooley209]

Efficiency and stability = happiness

[@JoeManLARockinEmpire]

Very informative video. Thank you for sharing. Safe travels my good friends. ✌❤🚚🐶🐶

[@jpunit840]

Great Great video you guys!! Very well explained and sets the tone for those of us trying to get into expediting! Stay safe and keep the vlogs come ... PLE

[@carlosmartin2264]

Thank you so much for sharing your career, such a sweet helpful couple/team!

[@MerlinMoorlo]

ok but net? can you expose this secret?) anyway greate video! So much interesting information for me. Coz i think about box truck , Van, stright and semi.

[@TheTruckersTable]

Landstar is a good vessel for a happy less stress happy life. I’m in a big truck and I made over $180k working just under 10 months. I’m more about taking time off at home with my wife and our 4 fur babies. I love driving but I love being home with my family so I don’t think expediting would work for me but it’s perfect for you guys because your home travels with you. If I was out running with my wife expediting would be a serious consideration.