just a question about there lease program ?

Personally... My view, if you are solo, unless you are 1) going to train or 2) live in the truck... Don't lease... Just my opinion

 

Save your money and buy your own truck.

 

Do what they said above --go read the threads on these leases. I dont see anyone making any more money than you have the opportunity to make as a company driver.
Ladyk and her husband have a good thread on leasing --i assume they are still in one or not --but take note there are 2 of them in the same truck driving together = much more work or profit to the truck.

 

[QUOTE="Hang - Man";3701190]Do what they said above --go read the threads on these leases. I dont see anyone making any more money than you have the opportunity to make as a company driver.
Ladyk and her husband have a good thread on leasing --i assume they are still in one or not --but take note there are 2 of them in the same truck driving together = much more work or profit to the truck.[/QUOTE]We're still running... And in the lease... It's due to be up in May... Looking to buy the truck when it's up... But God laughs when we plan

 

Good for you, i read your thread when i wasn't a member on the forum so i wasn't subscribed to it - but would like to continue reading it (if you are still posting on there) but need a reminder on the thread name.
FYI: Great read and am glad you 2 are still going strong.

 

Going to find out where i left off -Thanks and keep up the good work.

 

I was reading this and I can not figure out why a solo there can not make it. You are paid there more than we are here, at least that is what your web site says. My total truck payment here, $702/wk, and that includes pre pass, I-pass, OK and KS pass. My only real expenses, fuel and my savings escrow. Now I am not sure if you are forced to put money into a escrow. We are not. I can say that we have many drivers that are solo, and doing quite well. Yes, we have those that do not have a clue. I only average about 2800/wk, and quite happy with that. After all expenses, pre taxes and medical, net home, $1400/wk. Oh, we also only get FSC on loaded miles, so many of us, we see more than 10%, we refuse, unless there is a whole lot of miles on the backside.