Information

never heard of them. be forewarned, many companies "say" what you "can earn"....but there are no guarantee's.

your earnings are dependent on some factor's...

1) LOADS AVAILABLE
2) your place "in line" for the next load available
3) your hustle or your failure to hustle
4) how much time off you want to be home or on the road, earning that money

always take "what they say", with a grain of salt when it comes to earnings.

the high earnings could also mean you pay MORE for your health benefits, if they even have them available...

this earnings posted, may be for the top tier of drivers they have, not the stumble bums that want to be home more than working

 

you have nothing to lose, just be forewarned, not all is what it seems to be..it's the way it is....

wait till you put in a few years, you "sound" brand new to the industry.....then you'll "see" what i mean..

good luck, keep us posted.

 

Nearly all companies advertise what their top earner earns, it is just the way it is, most will never see the same amount, at least this one is giving you a range, so the lower amount may be realistic enough, maybe.

 

make sure you have what is needed to cross the borders.

 

It sounds like something worth checking out for sure. 22% seems low, and it depends on what their average rates are. I always started mine at 25 and went up to 30 in 6 months or less, BUT they were 1099 and no benefits, so 22% and benefits may be pretty good, especially if they have dedicated freight with good rates, meaning no sitting waiting on a decent paying load.

 

BCBS was the best insurance i ever had in my life. And here its 25% of linehaul on a 1099 with nothing extra, not a cent. So 22% with bennies sounds great.