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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dave26027, post: 5366274, member: 33137&quot;]Wow, it looks like another new contractor at Dart left the moment his truck payment kicked in.</p><p>I&#039;ve been leased to Dart since 1994 and have seen them come in the front door, out the back door way too fast.</p><p>Here are the real numbers:</p><p>You should be grossing $12 to $13 thousand dollars a month. Some a little lower or higher. As a new contractor, you should easily take home $2,000.00 a month if you don&#039;t take too much time off. I usually&nbsp; take home a little more or less than $4,000.00. That is high but, i&#039;ve been doing this for Dart a long time and i know the tips, tricks and tweaks.</p><p>I knew the moment i saw that new contractor&#039;s numbers that something wasn&#039;t right, sorry to see him go. I used to spend a lot of time on TTR, but i have a new family and they get most of my attention.</p><p>If anyone has questions about Dart, i will give you honest, no bs answers without the hype. Only, it could be awhile before getting back to TTR to answer your questions. I see people crunching the numbers and i can tell you that as of 8/1/16 my gross annual earnings are about $67,000.00 and i&#039;m enjoying lots of hometime. With a family and a 2016 KW, i don&#039;t expect to be paying income taxes for this year, but we save every reciept and report all sales taxes for the deduction.</p><p>And i mentor drivers when possible and can usually handle 2 or 3 at a time. Stop expecting life as a contractor to be easy cause for the first few years, it won&#039;t be. It gets easier with experience but you have to last to get it cause if you want success it&#039;s going to cost you. Once you&#039;re on top, things start getting better.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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