What LtL jobs are home daily and make over $2000 weekly?

Crickets....

 

For what reason?, I am systems and don't have a bid run, I was started at .55cpm/$20.79hr, then raised to .57cpm /$21.63 for the July raise that everyone got, and then raised to .5925/$22.76 at six months, that example I posted would be for a bid driver running 608 miles at .66cpm Saia current top scale.

 

I would imagine it would be fairly easy to make $2,000 a week gross doing LTL but I could be wrong...

 

Yeah crickets because it's a unusual request, I have been asked for pay stubs for buying a home or something, but asked by another trucker WTF?, I have no problem discussing pay rates if asked ,but posting pay stubs?

 

Maybe because some drivers claim to be making six figure a year, but that's not true. I personally don't care how much anyone makes. What I do know is that with the top rate at most ltl carriers you can possibly make $100k a year if you put in time.

 

Yeah I get that and I noted your use of the words "some drivers" not implying me, but for the record I never claimed I made 100k a year.

 

I actually made 372k last year doing linehaul, but I wont post my stubs. Just take my word.

 

My highest stub since starting a few months ago, during Thanksgiving week. Picked up a linehaul run the day after Thanksgiving. Actual hours worked that week were around 35, the linehaul portion doesn't seem to get calculated in the hours worked field.

This upcoming week is my first week on permanent linehaul without being in training, so I'm curious to see how my checks look.

 

Thanks.

 

608 miles? Ugh. When I was running asphalt oil tanker I was doing 565 miles a night. I was paid by the hour not the mile. Because it was the Bay Area, it took 14-16 hours. Made 93k first year doing that. I know many here say linehaul is easy work. In theory it is. But 600 miles a night? I’m sore just thinking about it. Between the miles and the hours your doing it, that’s a beating. My hats off to you drivers, your better than me.