Pay for new drivers?

TMC does flatbed work for Home Depot which has a warehouse in Solon, Ohio.

NTB is not a mega carrier there small to barely medium sized. Mega Carrier is like Swift with there 20,000 trailers and trucks.

USF Holland hires new guys that could be 80K or more a year.

I mean a lot of local jobs you don't really drive that much. It's more delivery or pick up unloading the truck at each stop and making sure it all works for the customer.

 

If your being paid under 35 cpm you'll need to regularly average at least 3000 miles per week which is not hard to do that's only 600 miles per day. If you do a 5 day week.with your compulsory 1 1/2 day break.

 

Millis pays .42 a mile and you do get miles with them

 

These guys pay well with decent benefits especially linehaul.
They have a few terminals in Ohio.

 

Gist.


Ed

 

lord people stop giving newbies terrible advice i know everyone is going to cry when i say this but this isnt the trucking everyone is used to. The having excperience to get a good job or make money is dead if you are a new driver you should either a get your own cdl and go ltl right of the bat yrc,abf,fedex,dayton freight and many others will hire you day one and you will be making that 1000 a week right of the bat second option is go through their schools to get cdl there is no reason any driver should be making less than 50 cents a mile and there should be no reason for someone to work at swift cr england rhoel sni there are to many good trucking jobs out here where you can get hired with no experience

 

apply they will hire you