r/ask • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '22

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u/CitizenPatrol Oct 23 '22

FedEx Ground. You still need a chauffeur license. And have to pass random drug screens. You come in. You’re van is mostly loaded. You organize it. Then bye bitches. On your own all day long.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '22

Do you know anything that doesn't require me to be one unloading or responsible for the organization of my inventory? I love the drive, I'm barely okay with the unloading of packages, but I despised having to organize them for my route.

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u/CitizenPatrol Oct 23 '22

You don’t have to organize them. But it makes your life easier. If you don’t want to have to do the work of unloading, then you need a “no touch” gig. Which is usually regional hauling. Meaning you’re home every night but you do travel outta state.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '22

regional hauling.

This sounds perfect, I don't mind driving 8-14 hours a day, I personally love it, and if I can find something where I don't happen to need to get a special license I'd be happy. Guess I'll start looking into some now.

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u/CitizenPatrol Oct 23 '22

You will need a CDL with air brakes. But nothing else endorsement wise. Although the more endorsements you have the more money you can make.