1099 pay. No withholding. You're responsible for your own taxes. However they pay monthly and deduct truck/trailer payment, insurance and fuel(they give you a fuel man card) or of course you can buy your own fuel. So after fixed payments and fuel deductions my net was a little over 150 k. Out of that 150 I paid for tires maintenance ect.
Bridger transportation, any info
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Thats pretty good money. Thank you for sharing. I have a friend that recently is going to start working over there I'm gonna see how it works out for him. It has been a time in between places weather to be a company driver or go out on my own like y'all. Once again thanks for sharing. Now I have something to think about.
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One other thing, I hear complaints about recruiting. I don't know if they are uninformed or just make ##### up but a lot of new guys come in with major misconceptions. Usually about work area and loads. Ask to speak with an AOM(area operations manager) for your area and ask him the same questions you ask recruiting.
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i have a buddy in colorado that hauls for them super tanker, $7000 a month lease.
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Spent 26 months in west Texas. I have worked in three rivers on 2 occasion for a month at a time. But that was in 2012 so i don't know what they are doing now. Been in La & east Texas since June
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It doesnt seem like bad money according to what your saying you make....but that truck payment seems a little high
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Yes the payment is high but honestly is probably not far from what you'd pay for a new truck off a dealers lot with no down.
Also if you want out give 30 days notice and you're off the hook. Just make sure tires are good and nothing wrong with the truck. -
Does midland have a yard for bridger?
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