FedEx Freight Diary (ala Russian Rabbit)

Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by McUzi, Jul 17, 2019.

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  1. Russian Rabbit

    Russian Rabbit Road Train Member

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    Thank you, Clarisse, er, i mean JMz.
    No, i agree---if you're comfortable with a consistent 9 hour day, then that is fine.

    EVERYBODY GOT TO POST YO' CHECKS
     
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  3. McUzi

    McUzi Road Train Member

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    Relatively mundane week. Straight back to the hub I'm bidded to each night with extra miles added for taking alternate routes. Traffic has been insane lately.

    Found out exactly what my raise will be, effective 10/6, I'll go from .6446cpm/$26.33hr to .6464cpm/$26.68hr (equating to a whopping $7.94/week raise). Then when my top out goes through the week of 11/3 (the date would be 10/28, except all updates become effective the following Sunday) I'll bump to .7062cpm/$30.23hr (a much more significant raise of $180.63 a week extra). Good times ahead. Good news however, is that the two vacant spots below me are in the process of being filled, so I'll no longer be on the bottom of the board again, one senior driver is questionable whether he is going to return from his medical issue, so that may be a 3rd spot under me and I was just told by another senior driver that he will be going to the City board next Spring, so I'll have potentially jumped 4 spots within a little more than a year. Granted, by the way everything looks to shake out now (with the questionable driver), a driver senior to me but on a lower mileage bid wants to make more money, so I'll potentially see no rise in the lane sequence to the hub I'm bidded to until the other driver goest to the City board.
     

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  4. Russian Rabbit

    Russian Rabbit Road Train Member

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    Thank you. Now list:

    1) number of shorties, if any.

    2) Mortgage or rent payment, exact numbers.

    3) Vehicle payments, if any. Exact numbers.
     
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  5. jmz

    jmz Road Train Member

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    nah
     
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    freebeertomorrow Heavy Load Member

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    ha really? momma ain’t teach you bout manners out east, eh.
     
  7. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    Why not just demand to know how much disposable income someone has? :rolleyes:
     
  8. jtaran06

    jtaran06 Road Train Member

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    ####. When fedex in Evansville offered me the job I had to pass on it. I couldnt work 4 days a week until 3 guys retired. Kinda wish I'd just did it and rode out the 4 days.
     
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  9. McUzi

    McUzi Road Train Member

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    Depends. 4 days of linehaul or 4 days of city? The income gap between the two is significant.

    At a certain point I learned to view even 3 linehaul runs as equivalent to about a 36 hour week of p&d work, money wise (months ago when FXF was aggressively cutting runs)
     
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    jtaran06 Road Train Member

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    It was line haul. Evansville to effingham. Work dock all night then back.
     
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  11. jmz

    jmz Road Train Member

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    Evansville Indiana? That looks like kind of a ####ty place to run linehaul. There’s 4 hubs in 4 different directions, all of them under 200 miles away, so you’d be stuck on a dock bid for years.
     
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