Hi all. I'm currently in research mode for a new team job, and I would appreciate any up to date info on Conway Truckload, specifically concerning how many miles per week do you get, average pay, time at home between runs, current benefits, etc. I see what they say on their web site, but as it is written by them, and therefore one sided, I would appreciate the drivers perspective. I am looking to run out of central Florida. Thanks for the input.
Conway Teams any info?
Discussion in 'Con-Way' started by rwdfinch50, Feb 11, 2012.
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Might try searching this forum, there are a few threads for Con-way, Conway, and CFI.
The company just announced a team mileage guaranteed 5000.tna Thanks this. -
RWD, I pm'd you with some info, and where to go to get more regarding Truckload and teams, straight from other Truckload drivers
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Thanks Mustang. I will be checking it out a little later today. I appreciate all of the constructive information I can get.
I only have about 15 years left until retirement, and I want to spend it at a place where I will enjoy it the most, as well as earning as much as I can. Unfortunately, when FedEx National LTL was merged into FedEx Freight, a great opportunity for company teams was lost. I don't expect to be able to recoup those earnings, as they simply aren't out there anymore that I've been able to find. But a decent company with 5,000+ miles per week average and good benefits and pay shouldn't be too hard to locate.
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I don't know if you are still looking for info about teaming here but I'll post some basic answers to your questions anyway because if not maybe it will help someone else looking for the same answers.
I went through Crowder last year and started teaming in mid May. After teaming here for just shy of a year I can honestly say we are quite content.
I would say we avg about 5500 miles per week.
We have had weeks as bad as 1000 miles when hometime/breakdown comes into play and weeks as good as 7800 miles where we are running so hard we run out our hours.
Our average paycheck is probably $750 a week each after taxes, insurance, pet fee (1 cpm paid back the 3rd week of every month if your fuel mpg is up to scratch), etc..
As far as time at home and how long you are out, that's all up to you.
You have to stay out atleast 10(I think) days before you can highlight. Once you highlight they have 8 days to get you home. You earn 1 day home for every 8 days out and any unused days are banked indefinitely.
We personally stay out 6 to 8 weeks and then go home for about a week. Then I know teams who stay out for a month go home for 4 days but I also know a team who only goes home 4 time a year but they take like 2 weeks off each time. It's all up to you, as long as you have the days you can take em.
Technically if you are going to be home more than 9 days they can make you turn in your truck but I have never heard of this happening to anyone in a very long time because they have lots of extra trucks now.
If you are still looking into teaming here (or anyone else who is looking into teaming here) feel free to post more questions and I will do my best to answer them.
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Katey, what is the truth to the 5,000 mile paycheck?
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Wanted to add the pay per mile starts at ..44 split plus .01 safety split ..both go up with time of service
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looking at USX and Conway for teaming... USX pays 48 cents split right away? Why would Conway be a better choice than USX?
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$750 taking home weekly as a team..?...
wow...i think that's to low....plus 1 day off for every 8 days..?..
i saw in other thread, finisher makes 48K yearly..?...
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