My roommate had just brought up the idea to team with him with an LTL carrier since he knew I was already looking at them for solo linehaul positions. We would definitely have no problems teaming but I'm not sure if it's better than solo.
Seems like most companies are at least .56 cpm solo and at least .64 cpm from my research for teams. What are y'all solo and team folks making a week working 5/6 days off 2 and how much cpm you making and started at? how fast y'all trucks go? Does teaming build up your seniority for a linehaul bid? We're based in ATL
Solo vs Teams
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by trantrain, Aug 4, 2018.
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team sucks.
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I started at .5875 plus 9.50 for every break and hook.
I gross 1200-1300 with weekends off. I have the shortest run of our barn.
Truck does 66 on cruise but with these new tires 67Fuelinmyveins Thanks this. -
Wife and I team together at R+L carriers. We gross 1900 each a week and home 2 full days on weekend. We are on a dedicated turn and burn. We are payed by the run and it averages 70cpm. Your seniority is good for linehaul team or solo bids. We run 72mph.
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that truck is BIG on the outside, surprising SMALL on the inside...people have good days and BAD DAYS....
people get under each others skin....from time to time..
best go solo....i've been solo for the last 39 years, out of my 40.......
that other one year was just helping out the company. and even that was not a full year of my time... -
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Have you spent any time in a truck for a significant length of time?. I was in a trainer's truck for just shy of a month and it was horrendous. The only thing that kept me going was knowing that it was temporary. I can't imagine going into a "permanent" teaming situation.
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But just to entertain the question, we get .72cpm solo, .38cpm teams per driver.
The teams make $1500 gross MINIMUM for a 4 day work week. You can work more and make more though. 4 day work week is all that is required though.
i can't and won't discuss how fast our trucks go due to my own selfish reasons. Maybe if we meet on the road or i pass you, you'll find out. Let's just say, probably faster than 65mph........Hybridge, CorsairFanboy and Redtwin Thank this. -
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