Employer, weekly GROSS & NET income, experience, miles, haul type for 2015?

CR England, 120k/year take home

 

27th year, van, dedicated $3.5 million a year, and that was the slow year.

On a good year, I take in 5.79 Billion.

 

That's awesome. There's the answer he's looking for lol

Company, 4 yrs, 3050 miles / wk avg ytd, dry van non haz mostly d/h , home every weekend, 68-72k depending on miles.

 

First job.. RE WEST, low paying company I started at .26 and I averaged $400-$600 paychecks.
OTR and I unloaded water heaters out of trailers too. It was .26 but I figured it was more like .20 based on the miles I actually drive.
It was crap but hey gotta start somewhere right? Got some experience and then GTFO.

Well my last job was with Crete pulling a reefer when I had less than one year experience and I got .43 per mile.
Averaged $1150-$1300 working a full week there.
One year experience pays .48.
They paid practical mile and my driven and paid miles were close.
Overall I can't complain about them because I made decent money for it being an OTR company driver job and I was still a noob.

Got one year experience and went to Schneider to lease a truck through them and lease onto them doing their % Choice program where I pick my loads off a load board. After my new truck payment , fixed and fuel costs usually I'm anywhere between $2000-$3300 a week after expenses mainly depending on how motivated I am and what kind of rates I get. A couple weeks ago I got real lucky on loads and cleared over $4000 after expenses but that's extremely rare.
My own personal average and goal I aim for is $2500 a week . Bare in mind I stay where the money is and run it as OTR.
Try to knock that out a few weeks and then go home or take time off and do something fun.

 

Seriously buddy, I run dedicated, and maybe all of 63,000 miles for a 48 week years worth of driving. work less than an 8 hour night (most nights), weekends, holidays off.

Since my company only serves dedicated accounts, each account pays differently. My account is electrical supplies. But we have car parts as well.

There is no way each division can compare to one another.

My yearly pay is not something I wish to discuss. Except to say my company DEMANDS no less than 5 years experience and pays us well for it. And we hardly ever hire.

However for what might be an average for a new driver, first year, maybe under $35,000 then up. Each company will have requirements, bonus pays, etc,etc, that a new driver has to meet. In order for YOU to get a better idea on pay, YOU need to contact the companies you have an interest in.

 

company driver / 2500 mi/ $250 net

 

Dedicated Walmart 38. cpm, 2500 miles per week on average. I am finishing my first year as a cdl a driver, with second company. I should be able to make 50k at the end of this year. I do miss a lot of miles, becouse off guard duty.

 

That's a pretty good job for a first year driver.
Keep it up!

 

Superior Carriers, chemical tanker, $.50 loaded/.40 empty + accessorial, started here with 18mos exp but they do hire newbies, I run OTR mostly. With accessory and layover pay a slow week can pay almost as much as a busy week. YTD I have grossed almost $40k so 60-70 is doable even for a newb because we are all paid the same rate.