3 yrs exp, but left trucking 4 yrs ago making $120K+, where do I pick up?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Pacific Islander, Jul 10, 2015.

  1. freightwipper

    freightwipper Road Train Member

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    man there's some good comedians in this thread :biggrin_2559:

    as you were

    :happy1:
     
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  3. Pacific Islander

    Pacific Islander Light Load Member

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    Think your getting your threads confused. I never said 380K. I grossed about $260K my 2nd year, and about $270K my 3rd year. Netted about $128K, and $141K respectively from each of those years.
     
  4. GenericUserName

    GenericUserName Road Train Member

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    Really? Now you're just splitting hairs.
     
  5. freightwipper

    freightwipper Road Train Member

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    c'mon guys give this guy a break.
    I think he's the first driver that didn't go broke working for CR England. I think that deserves some credit.
     
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  6. Pacific Islander

    Pacific Islander Light Load Member

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    I am curious as to wonder if the doubters in this thread are all company drivers. If you have never been a IC (Independent Contractor for you company drivers), then that would explain it.
     
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  7. Chinatown

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    Well, the new hires there aren't complaining; nothing but good remarks. They like the company and the company structure and office personnel and dispatchers. They know as long as they do their job they will have no less than a minimum paycheck; not negative ones like with some companies. Mostly reefers running coast-to-coast with good equipment. They have a few vans and tankers that haul Prime loads. It's your call anyway.
    You've been off the road a long time, so just do what you need to.
     
  8. BeanDip

    BeanDip Medium Load Member

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    I'm just nit-picking now, but but you wont be able to work a second job. All hours worked should be logged on line 4 and go against your 70, regardless of whether those hours were worked in the trucking industry or not.
    Just a nit-pick, I know.
     
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  9. HorseShoe

    HorseShoe Road Train Member

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    Would have been a shame if you got audited and could't find all that paperwork
     
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  10. mrdot

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    I'm just glad to see this thread got the popularity that he wanted. Bravo
     
  11. dca

    dca Road Train Member

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    What !

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