I learned at my interview today that line-haul drivers get paid per miles whereas P&D drivers get paid by the hour at OD. With that being said, can P&D drivers do as well as Line-haul drivers in terms of annual income? I know line-haul drivers are making 80-100k. Wondering if that it within the realm of possibility as a P&D driver?
Line-haul pay versus P&D pay
Discussion in 'Old Dominion' started by mwehrle, Feb 27, 2018.
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I run linehaul and where I am, it’d be very difficult for a peddle driver to make what I am, considering we also get drop n hook pay as well as some other accessorial pay. I run one of our terminal’s shortest routes and gross $1500 a week, so it’d take a peddle driver every bit of his 70 hour clock to come close, knowing what the hourly pay is here. Linehaul is the easiest trucking job I’ve had, just bumping docks terminal to terminal. I don’t even have to break sets, just 53’ vans here. The peddle guys get to deal with all the traffic, city driving, customers, and touch the freight all day.
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Made 70k last year in city. Just m-f. You can pickup a linehaul run on the weekends though. ill be doing that this year so 80k for city is very possible.
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When its busy 55 hours. They usually keep us under 60. When its slow 45-50
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