http://adventuresintrucking.com/slow-going-for-trucking/ Adventures of a Husband and Wife Trucking Team Thu, 04 Dec 2008 23:57:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://adventuresintrucking.com/slow-going-for-trucking/#comment-95 Wayne Sun, 24 Jun 2007 02:26:04 +0000 http://adventuresintrucking.com/2007/06/22/slow-going-for-trucking/#comment-95 Even when I hauled Refrigerated there was still a slow down when the growing season in Calif is finished. Unless things pick up I bet this year's slow season for refrig will be even slower than normal. Even when I hauled Refrigerated there was still a slow down when the growing season in Calif is finished. Unless things pick up I bet this year’s slow season for refrig will be even slower than normal.

]]> http://adventuresintrucking.com/slow-going-for-trucking/#comment-94 Bee Sat, 23 Jun 2007 10:34:45 +0000 http://adventuresintrucking.com/2007/06/22/slow-going-for-trucking/#comment-94 As a safety director in the midwest, all I hear is how slow it is for those that haul dry or specialized freight. It seems that only refrigerated freight is still busy, people will always eat I suppose. If your company has a loyal customer base, then I would suggest that you stay where you are at, moving will make you new "man" on the board with a smaller chance of hauling for their old time customer base. Ride it out where you are if you can. If that is no longer an option, consider hauling for a refrigerated company. As a safety director in the midwest, all I hear is how slow it is for those that haul dry or specialized freight. It seems that only refrigerated freight is still busy, people will always eat I suppose. If your company has a loyal customer base, then I would suggest that you stay where you are at, moving will make you new “man” on the board with a smaller chance of hauling for their old time customer base. Ride it out where you are if you can. If that is no longer an option, consider hauling for a refrigerated company.

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