A long haul.

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I'm trying to write a dialog. Two truckers are talking:

Trucker #1: I've been on the road for about two weeks now.
Trucker #2: Okay. That's a long haul. So where you headed now?

Is there any Americans who could please tell me if I can use "a long haul" about several trips in a row as I have in the dialog, or can it only be used about one trip? Thanks.
 

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Especially when talking about literal hauling "a haul" would refer to one trip. Picking up at point A and dropping off at point B.
 
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