Pay Comparison-Who's making what & Where-

Hello Drivers,

I've been tracking my #'s to my greatest ability via spreadsheets and I've gotten a pretty good idea of my #'s. What I'm missing are #'s to compare it to. Now i know we've had threads like this before, but in this thread I'm Only looking for people that ACTUALLY KNOW THEIR #'s. If you don't know your #'s and you'd like to I'd be more than happy to share the spreadsheets I've been developing. If you think my spreadsheets are worthless junk and know a better way to track your #'s I'd be up for that to.

Here's where I'm at for 2014 so far.
weekly avg gross pay $1,119.19
Avg paid miles per week 2667.84
Pay per mile $0.420
Calculated Gross income $50,531.21
# of weeks paid 5.13

I am a company driver for Systems Transport
Fleet=OTR
Experience=Less than 1 yr
trailer type=Flatbed & stepdeck

Couple key points to understand about these #'s
-Calculated annual gross income is being calculated as if i take maximum allowable hometime (1 day every week)
-Pay per mile is base mileage pay (34.5) + all accessory pay factored into the weekly gross avg and avg paid miles
-# of weeks paid is shown as a decimal because i don't count hometime towards my averages
-Each Row in the Pay Check Audit sheet is showing 2 weeks and those exact dates because that's my company's pay schedule for cutoff dates and pay dates


And here's the source data for my little home brew system. I use one spreadsheet to track trips specifically and another to look at overall data from those trips.





Here's the information i think we could all benefit from the most, but am happy with whatever your willing to share assuming they are #'s with some factual basis and not just a ''ballpark estimate''

 

Welcome to the world of being paid zipcode to zipcode... I agree completely with you though :/.

Liking the information. Would love to see what everyone else is doing for miles,pay per mile and weekly gross pay if anyone is willing to share.

I'm starting to get pretty ticked off in my current situation, but i'm unsure if the grass is any greener on the other side.