After 1yr OTR experience, how much should one expect to make at a local job? $15/hr at 55hours per week?
How much can you expect to make local?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by insipidtoast, Oct 13, 2017.
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About it, unless you own your own truck. Rates are the same as they were in the 80's... Driver pay has gone down when inflation is figured in.
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Wargames, w.h.o and street beater Thank this.
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I was payed $16.50 per hour up to 40 hours a week then time and a half after that to drive a dump truck in Phoenix AZ. Just a few years ago.
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Most won't give it unless its absolutely necessary.
It's cheaper to hire another driver then to pay you
Time and a half every week.
Whatever they pay you set your budget at 40 hours
Per week. Just consider the overtime extra money
And get while you can. It could go away at anytime
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15 bucks a hour is underclass pay unless your in a rural area. B's are worth a base of 16 to 18, and A's are worth 18+. Most rolloff drivers are 20+ and thats mostly B work. Ltl boys bust ### but get paid for it. And foodies make bank but get a real beating physically (imo)
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I know a few guys running buckets, asphalt, construction stuff. Pay is from $20 to $30 an hour in the Detroit area, plenty of overtime, but turnover is extremely high. I run expedite auto parts as an O/O, I would never do this work for what the parts drivers are getting, around $16 - $18 an hour up here.
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Construction related typically can pay a little better.
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