Shortage of RV transporters.
RV industry short 2000 drivers for transporting RV's. If it was more lucrative I bet they wouldn't be short drivers. http://www.rvbusiness.com/2014/04/rvia-meeting-addresses-rv-transport-concerns-2...
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Wirenutz has the right idea ! Here are a few more thoughts ! All of the transport companies show gross earnings , but "forget" to show all of the calculations ! Transport companies deduct 10% of the pay for a "Damage Escrow Fund" , all have a list of required items to be purchased by the driver to meet their commercial standards , and factor in the loss of truck value when you have 50k additional miles per year . When you inform your insurance company that you are using the vehicle in a commercial mode the price will either jump much higher OR get canceled !
Working at McDonalds pays more money and you do not wear out your truck .
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Wirenutz has the right idea ! Here are a few more thoughts ! All of the transport companies show gross earnings , but "forget" to show all of the calculations ! Transport companies deduct 10% of the pay for a "Damage Escrow Fund" , all have a list of required items to be purchased by the driver to meet their commercial standards , and factor in the loss of truck value when you have 50k additional miles per year . When you inform your insurance company that you are using the vehicle in a commercial mode the price will either jump much higher OR get canceled !
Working at McDonalds pays more money and you do not wear out your truck .
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