out of all of these which would you pick as the top 4 for a new hire. I have my CDL w/ all endorsements but no experience. thanks
East vs West; where is the money for a company driver/rookie
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by The Crossword Trucker, Mar 30, 2015.
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This is what I am really getting at.
How much money will I lose by not running the northeast? -
It was a six cent pay cut, but I'm getting more miles and the bonuses are better, so it works out.
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Swift is starting rookies out at .36 starting may 1st.
Schneider is .31
between these two , what else should I be looking at?
Does Schneider have more miles? -
Look at LTL (if you can find a terminal that will take a newbie). #### good money (starting out) and you don't have to work 60+ hours to get a decent paycheck.
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I have tried the ltl in my area but no luck , if anyone knows a city or town where a place like OLd Dominion is hiring I am all ears and will move at the drop of a hat!Chinatown Thanks this. -
A new CDL grad was just hired by ABF Freight in Dallas, TX.
Send a Private Message to blairandgretchen, they know where Old Dominion needs drivers.The Crossword Trucker Thanks this. -
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Been driving Western 11 for Schneider for the past 10 months. Been to every W11 state except for NM and MT. Spend most of my time in WA, OR, CA, NV, and UT. In So Cal add 1-2 hours for traffic. Based out of Portland OR. Live in Seattle. Park my truck in Sumner WA during home time. Run that I am on now 989 miles from Sumner to Shafter CA. Next trip is 941 miles to Oxnard CA to Bear River City UT. Most runs are 600-1000 miles.
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