Schneider owner operators

Yes that's what I pay as well.
Good luck to you.
R

EDIT 2 hrs later...

Sorry to be so short above,,,comp./finger glitch.

If your truck is paid for then all you will be required to have is the B/T, & ocupational (workman comp) insurance. This saved me a ton bringing my monthly insurance bill down from $460.00 per month to less than 200 bucks. (SNI pays the cargo/public liability insurances.) Since my truck is paid for, I do NOT pay "comprehensive" insurance! I pay cash for my trucks & save appx. 12 grand p/yr on insurance. Many think this is foolish of me but if this truck is lost,,,I'll buy another and still have money in the bank leftover from NOT paying comp. ins. all these years. Something to consider.

BTW,,,just installed a new "AliArc" Canadian moose-bumper on my RED 2004 Century so look-out for me and be sure to introduce yourself if ya see me at an o/c somewhere.

I'm sure you will do well w/SNI
R.

 

The contract is a little hard to understand as it doesn't show what they pay for in a good format IMO. The info is there tho.

Find the page with detention, shorthaul pay, trailer search pay etc.
This is the page that you need to really look at. SNI is hiding nothing and pays you for everything automatically provided you send/respond properly the macros required. That's what I was telling you above with the "arrive/depart" business. On your settlement you will see the DOE nat'l average fuel price along with the cpm surcharge. When you add all the accesorial pay to the base rate (.90 cpm) you will see that depending on load specifics, you will average around a $1.30 pm.
ie; If it's a short load with alot of detention you could see $1.70 pm for that load assignment.
SNI is the biggest fish in the pond with the nicest people I've had to do with. You are "family" when yer with Schneider.

C-ya!
R.

 

Thats the extra pay for the detention, trailer search, shorthaul, etc.
Anything above and beyond the base rate not including the FSC which you get for all dispatched miles. "Accesoral" pay is pay in addition to the mileage pay + the fsc.

 

Sure is nice hearing the good reports on this company. A number of years ago I worked for a firm that supplied finished food product to them in bulk. We had a mighty fine relationship, one of our finest clients.

 

Nice to hear that Johnny!

SNI is a great company to work for/with.

 

Has Schneider disqualified you? You should be able to discuss this with the Dr. now that you know more about the "drug".