Averitt Express Pay Scale

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  1. TROOPER to TRUCKER

    TROOPER to TRUCKER Anything Is Possible

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    Online doesn't mean anything with companies. Where do you plan to work at?
     
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  3. lagging

    lagging Medium Load Member

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    Superior or hopefully stay with ups I'm on seasonal now
     
  4. TROOPER to TRUCKER

    TROOPER to TRUCKER Anything Is Possible

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    Part time now?
     
  5. TROOPER to TRUCKER

    TROOPER to TRUCKER Anything Is Possible

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    If so you won't get a full time job with benefits for a while.
     
  6. lagging

    lagging Medium Load Member

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    Yes and I'm aware but the hub I'm at seems to be pretty easy to move up at the driver inwas with last Monday only loaded trucks 4 months before promotion. I don't expect mine to be that quick but it's full of 50+ year old guys so if i get hired part time after seasonal I may stay for awhile.
     
  7. Pintlehook

    Pintlehook Road Train Member

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    You've been in a meat cooler too long if you think Full time JB Hunt is better than Full time ABF...
     
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  8. TROOPER to TRUCKER

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    Details why please?
     
  9. TROOPER to TRUCKER

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    It was a a JB vs Averitt question to begin.
     
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  10. Pintlehook

    Pintlehook Road Train Member

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    Pay and insurance alone. Depending on the area, Road Drivers are well in to the 60cpm range, paid for everything you do (drop and hooks, fueling, breakdown pay, etc.). It's not unheard of for those guys to approach 130k/year and that's with free insurance for you and your family. City guys are around $27/hr (in my area, this will depend on the region) with time and a half after 8 in a day and 40 in a week.

    But notice I said FULL time...those jobs can be difficult to find.
     
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  11. localyokal

    localyokal Light Load Member

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    i got a buddy working for ABF and hes happy as can be. gets paid bennies for him and the family and brings home $1100 to $1200 a week after taxes.
     
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