fedex freight

Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by braves2014, Sep 27, 2014.

  1. Trentforbes

    Trentforbes Bobtail Member

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    Hey how much u city drivers start off at kinda curious I'm sappose to be going to r+l next week
     
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  3. Sho Nuff

    Sho Nuff Road Train Member

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    They start off around $24.
     
  4. Trentforbes

    Trentforbes Bobtail Member

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    That's not louisiana huh I'm sure different areas have different pay
     
  5. Sho Nuff

    Sho Nuff Road Train Member

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    You are talking about Fed Ex Freight, right? And not R&L? I couldn't distinguish your post, I assumed it was Fed Ex since you posted this question on this Fed Ex thread.
     
  6. Trentforbes

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    Yes I'm sorry. The question is directed to FedEx . I'm sappose to start at R+L the 14th. Just kinda hoping I make more then this Walmart account I'm on
     
  7. Sho Nuff

    Sho Nuff Road Train Member

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    I'm not sure what the pay rate would be in Louisiana, but over in Jersey, Fed Ex Freight city drivers start off around $24. I would imagine cost of living would determine nationwide payrate. I know a couple Fed Ex guys working in Delanco, Nj, and it's your typical LTL job. One of them moved from city to road driver/linehaul and is making a hell of a lot more than he did as a P&D driver. I think payrate also depends on if it's union or non union as well. Delanco, Nj is non union, where as Newark, Nj is union. So I would imagine the union drivers get paid a lot more than nonunion.
     
  8. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    That will depend on where you live. Pay rates do vary around the country. The bigger terminals in or near the major metro areas have higher pay rates as a general rule of thumb.

    In any event, I think you're moving up.

    Now in R+L's case, their city drivers make more then the linehaul drivers. The way they are structured gives them P+D runs that can log more miles than it is to some other terminals and back.
     
  9. HalpinUout

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    City drivers making more than line haul? Not disagreeing just that's a first I've heard of that at any company...
     
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