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^ Top   #1   08.28.2007

ehearl Truck Forum Supporter   Last Seen: 3 Weeks Ago 12.45 AM Member Since: Aug 2007 Location: Bristol, VA Trucker? 1 Year Age: 30 Posts: 44 My Trucking Photos: 0 Thanks: 1 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post

TMC Hi ive been talking with TMC about a job I have no experience and they said they would help me the costs of school and I was told with my military and work history I was a shoe in. My question is I know what they pay as far as mileage and percentage but what do they pay for bob tailing or hauling an empty trailer and how often are you doing this do they keep you loaded the majority of the time.

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^ Top   #2   08.28.2007

roadkill439342 Truck Forum Supporter   Member Since: Jun 2006 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Trucker? 15 Years Age: 54 Posts: 9,570 My Trucking Photos: 99 Thanks: 1,345 Thanked: 2,601 Times

Quote: Originally Posted by ehearl Hi ive been talking with TMC about a job I have no experience and they said they would help me the costs of school and I was told with my military and work history I was a shoe in. My question is I know what they pay as far as mileage and percentage but what do they pay for bob tailing or hauling an empty trailer and how often are you doing this do they keep you loaded the majority of the time. Usually, companies pay the same for bob-tail and dead-head (empty trailer) as loaded miles, provided you are "under dispatch". __________________ Resistance Is Futile As the Statist is building a culture of conformity and dependency, where the ideal citizen takes on drone-like qualities in service to the state, the individual must be drained of uniqueness and self-worth and deterred from independent thought or behavior. This is acheived through varying methods of economic punishment and political suppression.

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