Schneider Chat Room version 2.0

Schneider National 7 on 2 off

Thinking about going back to Schneider since they are offering this run at .39¢ mile. Anybody currently on this run? If so how many miles are you getting and how's it working out for you?

 

I'm not on 7/2, but I am on 8/3. I really enjoy it. It works well for my family and me. I also don't quite make 39 CPM either, but I'm still relatively inexperienced. As far as miles on 8/3, I get between 2000-2500 miles each "week" (meaning 8 days). Hope that helps!

 

Is the 8/3 regional? I only heard 3 weeks and then 6 off. Which I chose. But 8/3 sounds like it will work better for me and my family.

 

I forgot I am in the tanker division which I assume is different.

 

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I've been driving for 3 years now, 2.75 with Schneider, I usually stay out for 4-5 weeks, clean record and I make .35 per mile. Feeling a bit underpaid...

 

June 20, 21, 22, 23

Sent in paper logs at the end of the day on June 23rd, turned out regulatory doesn't accept non-Schneider paper logs and they just discarded them. I also called in on the 23rd and 24th to see if they received and entered them in yet. Both times I was told they had been received but hadn't been entered yet and they didn't know why.

 

I think it may have something to do with the location your hired out of. I'm out of Edwardsville OC and within my first year I had 2 raises that brought me to. 34¢ without per diem but was told part of those raises were for being a regional driver which is BS because I ran all 48 and had been told by various dbl's that there was no regional anymore for Midwest. So I quit after a ###### time chasing empties back and forth between Jersey and Brooklyn for 2 days before finding one that a shipper would release. Now after a year of being separated from SNI I guess I got a raise.

 

Just a bit.

 

I would consider looking somewhere else first. Might wanna check out www.Indeed.com , there may also be dedicated runs from Denver to MO. 2400 miles seems to be the actual norm although most companies will advertise " UP TO 3300 PER WEEK - top pay!"