Many stops

Most companies pay a set amount of dollars for each stop and doesn't matter if it's a pick up or delivery.
If your company doesn't pay for these stops then it's time to look around for a different company to work for.

 

I'm beginning to wonder why you are getting on this forum starting threads on how much your company should pay you for X or Y. How should we know?

You should be picking up the phone and asking Payroll at your company and/or your driver manager. If you want to get more accurate advice from forum members then go to the subforum for YOUR company and ask your questions there.

Every company has a different way of paying their drivers. If I were you I would start by asking your company. Posting a thread in the general area of the forum, without knowing what company you work for, is an exercise in futility.

 

The typical carrier pays $x for all pickups after the first and $x for all drops after the first.

$15-30 each is common

 

Hey I just talked to Jimmy in the payroll department

He said after your last stop proceed to the nearest pilot and there will be a coupon there waiting for you for free coffee and donuts of your choice

 

I heard it was supposed to include a happy ending from the restaurant waiter.......errrr, waitress...?

 

I've always got paid 20.00 for each stop.I don't recall getting paid to pick up the extra loads.

 

You don't 'have' to be paid in any way, it just depends on how your company pays for stops.

Where I work the pick up and delivery don't get paid any extra, but every stop in between does.
Pick up or delivery, the in between stops get some kind of extra pay.

Like others have said, that is something that your company people need to explain to you.