48cpm for company drivers? What's the catch?

Call them and ask.

 

I don't know about them specifically, but usually a high CPM on the back of a truck is only if you have years and years of experience and every endorsement known to man.

 

1700 miles at .48 is $816.

Far to many are hung up on miles. What does it average a year. Hell Heartland was at 50 for awhile. But you were lucky to make 1700 in 6 days.

 

Most have a tiny asterisk * with even tinier paragraph under that saying conditions which are not obtainable.

 

or you are expected to hand unload that trailer always for no extra assessorial pay.

 

Here ya go


Become a Company Driver - Long Haul Trucking Recruiting

 

Awww heck.

I feel like a broken record here.

I left a company gig 3 years ago that paid .70 cpm.

Left it.

I’d question anything below .60cpm now.

 

I wouldn’t unlock the door for that kind of money too each his own I guess..

 

Yea I got accepted by a company paying 51 to 55 cpm depending if northeast. But they average 2300 to 2600 miles a week but I've heard from drivers I got 1700 miles last week. Just because a company pays more doesn't mean you'll get miles you gotta consider both inputs. Good miles plus good pay you need experience and a good record