Are There Companies Out There That Are Totally No Touch Freight

Do you live in Indiana? Northern is Muncie. Swift is a transportation partner in that DC, running store loads.

Do you live in Indiana? Northern is Muncie. Swift is a transportation partner in that DC, running store loads.

I live in Georgia. About 100 miles south of Atlanta

Drop and hook. Just drive and deliver. I'm unable to get in a trailer anymore and move freight around.

I'm driving for Pride Transport. 100% no touch freight and all reefers, so as the other poster said, you might be able to get along with washouts. Me, I use a cordless leaf blower. But that does still leave the issue of the occasional load lock that needs to be placed...but maybe the ladder idea would work. I carry a ladder with me - one of the thin ones - and I store it in the sleeper between the cabinet on one side and the bed.

Dave

But that does still leave the issue of the occasional load lock that needs to be placed...but maybe the ladder idea would work. I carry a ladder with me - one of the thin ones - and I store it in the sleeper between the cabinet on one side and the bed.

Dave

I've actually never tried to scale a ladder since I lost my leg. Might be a little tough but probably manageable. Also carrying a ladder while on crutches would be a funny sight to see.

I've actually never tried to scale a ladder since I lost my leg. Might be a little tough but probably manageable. Also carrying a ladder while on crutches would be a funny sight to see.

I checked out Pride Transport. Seems like a very good company but they don't hire from Ga

I pull retail loads for target in MN, ND, IA & WI, Ruan is the carrier

What companies pull for target and Walmart so I can check them out.

I know Swift and Schneider.

I checked out Pride Transport. Seems like a very good company but they don't hire from Ga

Pride hired me even though I am not from a state that they conventionally hire from. In my case I'm fine with "home time" every six weeks or so...and if I want to go somewhere that they don't have customers in, then they allow me to park at their SLC terminal and they fly me where I want to go. If you're interested in Pride Transport, and can live with working around six weeks or so at a time, then you might ask if they can still make that arrangement for you. Dave

Forrest, I never mentioned it, but you should check out Wolding. If you did Southeast Regional , you would run out of Cherokee, AL. We deliver a lot of freight to the Atlanta area. Cherokee is a drop n hook. Trailers are pre loaded and pre sealed. Granted they are going to food wharehouses mainly. After a delivery we get loaded with scrap and go back to Cherokee. You wouldn't have to deal with load securement often.

We do have auto shifts in the fleet.

What companies pull for target and Walmart so I can check them out.

I know Swift and Schneider.

Swift, Schneider, Werner, Crete (sometimes), Prime (idk if they do dedicated though), and a few others I can remember. Or Walmart has their own truck fleet, too.