It's sad that such a prolific poster as dave does not have the mental capacity to realise that "depends" is not only a realistic answer, it is the only possible correct answer to the thread title.
Well ok, as much as he can/wants is also a correct answer.
How much should an O/O make?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Apr 6, 2018.
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No. You are an owner driver.
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Ok $300,000 a year or
$5769.23 a week averageDave_in_AZ Thanks this. -
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I wouldn't be a owner operator unless I made at least close to 200k a year.
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So everyone leased onto someone should not be considered an O/O?
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So when a guy starts out, if he doesn't make that his first year, he's not a real O/O?wore out Thanks this.
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You asked how much an OO should make and then made me drill down to an average. I believe I said some weeks might be more work and some less. My final answer was based off of an industry standard of a 60 hour log book.
what it boils down to is covering all equipment expenses and paying yourself a wage/salary that fits your life needs.
You never said what the O/O expenses were, whether they had a new 389 pete with tons of chrome and chicken lights, a basic freightshaker/ cornbinder, or a paid off model 351.
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I said net before taxes half dozen times.
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I get that, but if I drive a paid 351 and you drive a new 389 we both have entirely different business models.
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