I'm pretty sure Errol has that type of experience. Hang tight and he will be able to give you some good answers when he sees the post...unless I'm mistaken, of course.
Yep, Errol did it for awhile a few years back.
Not sure how to insert the link to page but this is the topic Errol talks about delivering new trucks. Enter it in the search bar above and it will take you to the discussion
Truck Delivery Driveaway
Many of those companies you work 1099. There are a few that hire you as a W2 employee with benefits.
Errol's experience can be found here:
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Looking into a job hauling brand new trucks otr piggybacking them. Seems like good pay and hotel every night paid by the company. Wondering what's the catch lol?
OTR:
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OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.