Inexperienced tanker driver

I see Schneider advertising up to $81,000 a year for company bulk drivers. That's over $1500 a week. Is that true? Seems awful high for mega fleet pay.

 

No its not true. They are advertising 'up to 63,000' and home weekly for dryvan guys, especially at my terminal and I asked our in house recruiter and she knew nothing about it. ETHOS was with Schneider for a long tome and he trained as well and he never made that.

 

So u saying I have a false advertising law suit to file lol

 

In my area they advertise "up to $75,000 per year (up to .48/mile)" Which would be 156,250 miles driven for a year at .48/mi. Now that is not including accessory pay which will lower the miles needed.

That's 3000 miles/week for 52 weeks without accessory pay.

Only 2600 miles/week for 52 weeks needed if accessory pay is $10,000/year. So if you never go home and do alot of tank loading and unloading maybe it's possible.

 

It's all "lawyereze"...key words being "...up to...". Relieves them from stating a fact.

 

lol yea I know...I wouldn't even waste my time lol....but its messed up they would even advertise it if drivers aren't even getting close to it

 

Appreciate it. ..I have alot to consider as far as my next move...I been looking very hard at bruce oakley. ...1.83 loaded 1.53 empty...3k to 3500 miles a week...I can make some good money and be home every weekend pulling pneumatic. ..or I can haul frac sand for 70% of the line haul

 

Hey I wanted to know is it hard to drive a tanker truck I,m planing to work for kean advantage never drove a tanker before

 

Tanker is easy. Putting up with the #### at KAG is a whole different story.