Cents per Mile, What company pays what?

I went straight to midwest regional with KLLM @ 39/mile. But you don't get 1000+ miles runs, often, if ever.

and lots of time at spent unloading at receivers since most loads are produce.

Mikeeee

 

I started off at Prime with flatbed division at 36cpm plus a 5 cpm fuel bonus. Reefer starts out at 34cpm and an addition 5 cpm if you get a lightweight truck, plus a fuel bonus. I'm not sure what tanker starts out at, but I know its more. I average 3000 miles a week.

 

I have to admit I'm incredulous. Is there any way you could obtain / share that spreadsheet? It would be fascinating to examine!

 

Maybe I can pose another question along the lines of this one.

How many miles might I expect weekly. No married, no kids, no responsibilities, can stay our for as long as needed, months plural.

 

Depends where you hire on at. Some may get you 2200, some may get you 2800 average. That's what the question of this thread is, "who gets you how many miles?"

 

I make 25.00 an hour hauling US mail. I work 4 10 hour days and I gross 1000 a week.

 

I'm at 60 cents a mile ltl, 61.5 if I have triples.1800 miles a week.

 

Who are you driving with?

 

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