Sign the petition on the new elog mandate!

So say 2500 x 48 weeks a year, around 120k miles a year, so you are in the 0.50 per mile range if you want to try to compare it ... pretty good deal in my mind. How does your hourly pay work? Do they just pay you for the time your elog says you are on line 3 or 4?

 

Both actually. $20 an hour for driving, and $12 for all line 4. If I get my hazmat that's a extra $1.20 an hour for driving. Last year I averaged .57 cpm.

 

Not bad. I got about the same average cpm last year.... net after health insurance and other stuff. And I did it on Elogs and got home every weekend, holidays, and took a couple of weeks off. And no hazmat!

 

Sorry. Resurrected a REALLY old post. My bad.

 

As a business owner your lack of grammer is killing me, I would love to see your business. HA!

 

Look at JJ Keller. for 1 truck, $199 and $209 for the year.

 

25 years I have run paper logs even back when we had the old 8 and 10 hour rules. I don't like the current H.O.S. rules but I sure love my E-log
And I sure don't know why anyone, referring to a previous post, would want to run long hours or drive any longer then they have to in order to make a living. Get a real job and you won't have to run illegal or like a idiot in your 80+/mph truck in order to support yourself and your family.

I made this statement in another thread. Go to work for a company that pays you more then .35 and .40 CPM and you still will want more miles sure . but you won't feel like you have to kill yourself to make a living. This Billy big rigger fast trucks Thousand Mile days attitude is the reason the EOBR's are being shoved down our throats to begin with.I love my Elog. I love my Elog.
Come on everybody say it together.
I LOVE MY ELOG. lol

 

This here also goes along with what I said. I can't remember the exact amount but I pay less than $40/WK for health,vision, and dental. Went to doctor earlier this week my co-pay was $1

 

Just did tax return for 2015. On Elog's the whole time. Let's see... every weekend home, every holiday off, no dedicated route stuff, by the house 1-3 times a week, took 4 weeks off (not all at once), and my NET was $65K. And since I don't spend in one week what the government allows me to deduct each day for food away from home, factor that in and the NET was around $77K. I am against any Elog mandate, but to say one cannot make a living using one is pretty extreme.

 

Can I ask who you get your health insurance from? sounds like a much better deal then what I'm getting.

Adam