How to Really ENJOY the Whole Rest of Your Life!

If you like to TRAVEL, this is one of the world's best ways to do it.

Have you ever seen an RV being transported from its factory to a dealership on a truck, the way cars get there? If you're answer was "no," than you are far from being alone. Because hens' teeth are probably more plentiful than a sight like that. That's not the way RVs get there.

RVs are constantly being delivered by ordinary people simply driving them there. Just like they'd drive their own car! Pretty much the only truck drivers who are doing it are the ones who've discovered that the pay for doing this is very close to very close to that of trucking, but without all of the many non-driving hassles that are associated with trucking. This job pays $50,000 - $65,000 per year for full-time singles, depending upon how busy they choose to keep themselves. And it's typically $65,000 - $80,000 for couples or twosomes.

Requirements

There are no educational requirements for this. All you need is to be over 18 (since the companies always furnish the insurance)... have a valid driver's license (either Chauffeur's or CDL-B for almost all these vehicles... have a decent driving record that has nothing "awful" on it (such as a DUI) for the last two or three years --- and absolutely LOVE to TRAVEL. There is no upper age limit and folks over 65 comprise a full one-third of the workforce of 100,000 who are doing this. Does this surprise you? Well... consider this. On ABC-TV's show, "The View," on Oct. 2, 2007, Barbara Walters showed some fun footage. Paul Newman, at the age of 82, had taken her for a spin for a few laps in his race car, at 150 mph. And John Glenn returned to space for 8 days in Shuttle Discovery, at age 77, in 1998, and he's still going strong almost a decade later! For countless people, age 80 has become the new 55! And what a great job for seniors! Never a fixed income concern. Need some extra money? Simply make a vehicle delivery! And thousands of seniors are doing this full-time because they're having the time of their lives!

Above: Barbara Walters & Paul Newman. Below: John Glenn, in the Space Shuttle.

How It's Done

The versatility in this job is fabulous. Half the drivers do it full-time, and the other 50,000 part-time, in many different ways. Seasonally... 3 days a week... twice a month... you name it! And they can even choose to be "on call," and be offered runs when all the other drivers are out. And then there's that really popular method described at the left.

Once a person has started working for a company they'll almost always keep him or her as busy as that driver chooses to be. So even though most who do this are independent contractors, that's good job security! And what a way to keep busy! By setting your own hours and days of work, to your heart's content, while driving to destinations of your own choosing, out of all the ones available at the start of each trip. You can spend extra days back home, or at desirable destinations, whenever you wish. For safety reasons, drivers are never rushed, and they can choose their own routes, from among the shortest possible ones. (The longer the trip, the more variations are possible.)

Typically, the driver is provided with cash (or a company card) that pays all of the expense of the outbound fuel (no matter how much it costs!), and the return flight. A person may opt to return by land if they prefer, and the company still pays for that. Upon arriving back at the company, the remaining money and receipts are turned in; that was never taxable income), and the company pays the driver according to the number of miles that were driven. Most companies pay between 28 and 35 cents per mile. That's the take-home pay.

Availability of Work

Thanks to so many people doing this being over 65, there's a pretty brisk turnover in this job as they retire from driving, opening up about 5,000 new jobs per month in North America, for people of all eligible ages (18+). In both the USA and Canada, one in every 3,000 people is doing this work. There are more than 6,000 companies for which to work, including manufacturers, vehicle modifiers, transporters, and RV dealerships. So are you ready to retire yet? By one definition, retirement takes place when a person stops "working" for a living and switches over to making a living doing something that he loves. So that can be at any age! It's easy to see if you measure up for this. Just take this Aptitude Test. And then explore the rest of the main website by clicking on the "Home" button at the bottom of that page. Here is your gateway to Adventure! ---

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Today just might be the day your whole future changes for the better!