If a truck grossed 310.25 for a run and the driver percentage is 33%. Does the math go like this 310.25 X 0.33 = 102.38 Then 310.25 -102.38=207.87 Is this the amount paid to the driver, or is it the 102.38?
percentage pay to a driver?
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Your math is right. Think about it driver what is one third of 300 it certainly aint 200......
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Percentage has two side. On one hand, it is possible to make a killing running percentage. On the other, if the company has negotiated poor rates, the driver's pay will suffer too. At 33%, it looks like you are running company, so you won't have the headache of fuel, maintenance and payments. Looks to me like you have a very good percentage and it is possible for you to do well. -
Percentage is good on long hauls especially with a reefer.
Short hauls you can get short changed. Your example looks like an 50 mile run? -
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Amount of deadhead becomes important when getting paid by %.
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If he knew he was paying for the drug screen up front, and I was you, I wouldn't give him one red cent...
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If he knew he was paying for the test and screen you don't owe him and shouldn't
pay anything.
I work on percentage at 25%. Our rates are really good so it works out.
Before I get my cut the surcharge comes out, then the leasing company gets their
cut, then comes mine. I figured I'm really coming out with about 25% of the
linehaul and 18% of the gross.Scarecrow03 Thanks this.
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