I work for smaller trucking company and they have guaranteed minimum pay every week. It like $950 a week for 5 days on and two days off at home. If you want to run 7 days a week it like $1100.
They run regional so it’s hard to get much more than the minimum pay. Maybe I just don’t have that push for every dollar anymore. Having ELDs and all the limitations put on drivers it’s not worth pushing everything to the max trying to get a little more pay. It hard to get lots of mileage pay running regional.
What Companies Are Currently Offering Guaranteed Minimum Pay Per Week?
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by BigTime1980, Mar 28, 2024.
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I even thought about calling this trucking company. They pay by the hour.
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If you keep your head down and run the miles, you can guarantee yourself $1000 per week. An experienced driver makes that pretty easily these days.
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No local jobs paying by the hour near you?
I make $1500/week (before tax withholding and maxing out my 401K and HSA contributions, but after my employee share of health insurance premium) driving four days a week, total of about 33 hours. I could bid for a schedule that gives me more hours and more money, but this 'part-time' schedule suits me well, gives me time for life out of the truck. -
Guaranteed pay = Lots of sitting, no demurrage
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kllm has regional fleets and dedicated accts with the minimum guarantee; unfortunately, most of those accts are full and many are geo-locked. It’s possible to get on a list for them and churn still exists, we recently cut driver pay by idk, 5-10%? (I went from 15 to 14 hundred). I’d reach out to a recruiter to see if there are any for your area as well as getting a firm commitment about getting on when an opening comes along.
eta: according to our website, we’ve currently got an open state-licked minimum guarantee acct… hazmat required, probably with our sis/subsidiary company Eco-Shield. Most of our accts seem to be word of mouth amongst drivers or offered up to retain drivers, I very rarely see them advertise; I’ve also had them call me up and offer open positions before. Best bet is to just call and ask, may get lucky.
etaa: and a pa one, maybe fresh express… and a ga non-minimum? hmm, looks like the one they accidentally put me on, got great miles that week but cpm was unexpectedly low.Last edited: Mar 31, 2024
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