Company Driver Pay Chart

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  1. scott180

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    Bakerman Road Train Member

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    Quick reference chart?
     
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    I made this chart for myself so as I compare companies. I wanted to have a quick reference on how much I can make.

    50 cents a mile is better than 45 cents a mile you would think. But if you get just a few more miles at 45 cents you can make a lot more money

    I used to make 25 an hour but they didn't pay overtime. I could have gotten a job making 17.50 an hour that did pay overtime and brought home the same paycheck.

    I hope drivers can use this when determining what company to work for as well as determining when it's time to move on to other opportunities.
     
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    Put yourself right between $0.35 and $0.40 that'll give you a good estimate.

    If you want to take it a step further divide it by 70.

    70 is for the work week hours.

    If you're stuck at a shippers, waiting on a load or just done early you are still working a full week. Anything less and being at home with your family is work whether you get paid for it or not.
     
  8. snowwy

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    What if someone don't want a mileage paid job.
    Never coming home.

    He'd rather be home making load or hour pay.
     
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    Where is the 40 hr work week?
     
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    Real life estimate for an OTR company driver is that every cent per mile difference in your pay is equal to about $1,000 per year...Assuming the mileage is similar. Difference between 40 cpm and 50 cpm is about $10,000 per year. Yes before everyone starts slamming my statement, this is based on both drivers running about the same amount of miles and same time off.
     
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