Just curious as to how much a relatively new driver would expect to take home in a year? I'm assuming there's still decent money to be made in driving. Not too keen on OTR but I would love to try regional/local. I would like to run flatdeck or lowbed but I think I'm probably setting my sights a little high for my experience level. I've held a Class 1 licence for almost 3 years now but have very little experience (mainly road testing trucks/trailers).
Typical take home pay per year.
Discussion in 'Canadian Truckers Forum' started by AModelCat, Sep 1, 2015.
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take home is irrelevant
we could both earn the same amount and take home completely different amounts -
What kind of factors influence take home pay in trucking? Taxes and EI/CPP deductions should be the same amount for everyone in the same income bracket. Is there something else I'm missing?
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first year yes, maybe even better but that depends on the miles the company has x the miles you can run effectively
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You seem like a pretty knowledgeable mechanic, I'd guess if you are working as such, you'd be looking at quite a cut to go down to an entry level driver. Especially with the downturn in the AB economy over the last year or so.
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Where are you located, northern mechanic?
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depends a lot what your willing to haul and where, can make up to 70,000 gross, 50,000 take home hauling heavy flatbed work otr, and depends on area and company
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