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- 07.16.2012 #11Light Load Member
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how does the 32cpm split work? what exactly does it mean? i dont want to be cooped in a truck if im only getting half of 32cpm. Us express i have heard bad things about... but prime i have heard a lot of good things about. can anyone vouch for prime? do they hire students? do they hire at 21 or 23
- 07.16.2012 #12Road Train Member
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- 07.16.2012 #13Road Train Member
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from what ive heard from another guys cousins half brothers sisters nephews girlfriends dad is that us xpress is a good starter company for teams and that they really cater to teams instead of solos
- 07.16.2012 #14Road Train Member
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That means you split the miles. If the truck does 6000 miles in one week each of you get paid 3000 miles @ .32cpm. A lot of people don't get it. You only get paid for half the miles because, theoretically, you only drive half the miles.
Not sure what you've heard about USX, but they treat their teams very well. They have lots of miles.
- 07.16.2012 #15Light Load Member
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wow i must have heard it from the wrong grapevine then. I think we will have to look into usx then. thanks for everybodys information! very helpful!
- 07.17.2012 #16Light Load Member
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Wow the big pumpkin is shafting their team drivers big time!! I drive for USX and I'm a team driver. We both have hazmat so we get .48cpm. And teams get alot of miles. They really do cater to teams here at USX. We can run freight faster than a solo so it only makes sense to keep us moving and making them money. USX loves when you have a team partner already lined up before you even get rolling. Team drivers also 99% of the time get freight shaker Cascadias because they have alot more room and trust me you will appreciate all the extra space you can get!! Some guys don't care what they drive but I like having a new truck that is in excellent shape and clean.
- 07.17.2012 #17Light Load Member
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O and to answer you question about prime. I have heard alot of mixed things about them. Nice equipment for sure but heard they push a lease on you quite hard. Went through orientation with USX with a guy who just left prime and he said he couldn't take the constant harrasment to lease. USX hasn't asked me or anyone else I know of to lease at all. They offer it but don't bother you about it. They just let you know it's a option available to you and leave it at that.
- 07.17.2012 #18Light Load Member
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yeah im just looking for good companies that hire students and pay the best for team drivers... and i dont even know where to look
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- 08.04.2012 #20Light Load Member
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Finished the 3 week training at Green Bay. Team Mate and I will be heading to Sioux Falls next Wednesday to pick up our 2012 Cascadia. Then we're off and running. I'll detail more later. All is good.

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