You have to work for them for 100K miles then school is free. Is 0.27 cpm with NO prior experience too little?
Company pays 0.27 cpm after completing training and obtaining CDL
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Pickens, Jun 8, 2010.
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I started in '04 at .27 mile, kind of the norm, if the miles are there though you'll still see decent paychecks.
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I was getting 27½ cpm back in 1991 and it was low then.
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You are a new driver no its not the best of money but you will still get a decent paycheck like trashtrucker said if you get the miles. It a start and we all have to start somewhere.
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With ay least one company I know of that goes up a couple of times during your first year... Still not a lot but better than .18cpm I made starting out back in the day...
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If they are not charging for the school if you run 100k miles I do not think that is too bad a sacrifice.
Most of the training company's will boost you to .30 by the end of the first year, but will charge you 50 bucks a week or so for the school for a year. Then will call it even after a year.
If it is a full OTR company you should get 120k miles your first year. So you will not have to stay that low too long. -
quit hemming and hawing, grab that job............Now!
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Well .27 cpm is not to bad,i started at .28cpm with werner.Onces i grab a dollar general account i was getting .34cpm but the miles where less.
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