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| Stuck Like Chuck !! I have been working for CCC Transportation in Jacksonville, Florida for 6 months now. They keep hiring new drivers but keep placing many of us on Stand-Bye at least once a week. They have mastered the ability of paying everyone $10.00 a hour even though we are payed a percentage of each load. We also don't get payed for empty miles. Today I delivered a load of white cement to a customer that was 2.5 miles away from our terminal, and that was all I got for the day. Payed $10.00 for 1 1/2 hours of work. Anyway, I'm frustrated that it seems like getting another job with a better paying regional company is impossible until I have 1 year of experience or more. Does this thought process seem correct. I'm worth more than $10.00 an hour with a CDL in my pocket. Airlingus |
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| How much was the load billed out at and what percentage are you supposedly being paid?? On percentage of load you usually don`t get paid m/t miles, your rate should be high enough to cover m/t miles tho. |
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| I get 23% per load with an average of 5 loads on a 6 day work week. Here is the kicker, round trip from Jacksonville to West Palm Beach is 506 miles with a truck that is set # 57 MPH. It pays $117.00. which equals .23 cents per mile, well below the national average per mile from what I have found. It takes 11 1/2 hours round trip which is legal for Florida time behind the wheel. |
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| You can do better but probably have to go OTR. Peace
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| check out Arnold trans. they got a terminal there (thats where i run out of) i am pretty happy here so far only requires 6 mo exp too
__________________ tip for new truckers: to err is human, to forgive is no t D.O.T. policy. "i've been working all week, and i'm tired and i dont wanna sleep and i wanna have fun... it's time for a good time!!!!" alan jackson |
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| To do better you'll probably have to go OTR first as Country said. It can be hell on a family life, but pay out better in the longrun
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