J.B. Hunt truck load or Schneider intermodal

having a hard time deciding could use some input

J.B. Hunt truck load
1. $7000 sign on bonus
500 for the first 4 weeks, $1,000 at 60 days, $1,000 at 90 days, $1,000 at 120 days and $2,000 at 180 days to total $7,000.

2. Out 14 days home 2 runs east of I-35

3. 41 cpm avg 2200+ miles a week

4. 2 day orientation

5. After 3 months can move to a dedicated home weekly

Or

Schneider: intermodal

1. Drive a radius 250 miles of Kansas City

2. Home weekly Monday thru Friday 7am - 7pm work

3. $10,000 sign on bonus
First installment, 45 days after hire date = 20% of bonus total
Second installment, 45 days after 1st installment = 20% of bonus total
Third installment, 90 days after 2nd installment = 20% of bonus total
Fourth installment, 185 days after 3rd installment = 40% of incentive total

4. Pay: 0.32 cents per mile / $10 load pay rate / Plus accessorial pay
They also said some $25 a load pay of some sort and said avg 15 to 19 loads a week

5. 5 day orientation

 

Sorry yes I met weekly not daily sorry. Yes they said out Monday 7am and back Friday eve at 7pm. Just wondering if that low cpm will net me decent money. They only said .32 cpm because of my experience is only 3 months local

 

Which one would net me the most money realistically per week?

 

This is the one they offered me. And sent me the .32 cpm after I applied

Regional Intermodal Truck Driver | $10,000 Sign-on Bonus | Home Weekly | Springfield, MO


Home Time:
Weekly

Experience:
3 months or greater CDL experience

Requisition ID:
181639

Regional Intermodal truck drivers at Schneider earn up to $70,000 per year* and enjoy weekly home time. This Regional CDL driving position features 99% no-touch freight, and you'll haul Intermodal containers within 250 miles of Kansas City, MO. Staying that close to home and starting and ending your week at the rail yard means maximum home time, which is one reason drivers like you are choosing Schneider Intermodal every day. Make your move today!

 

Said that .32 x 2200 miles a week = $704 + per load of $10 x 15 loads a week = $150 then I didn’t catch what they said the $25 per load was $25 x 15 = $375

So 704+150+375 = 1229 a week is what she said I’d make on the lower side. Kinda seemed like it was a lot of possible bonus money

 

Oh I didn’t realize you could haggle