New to Carhauling. Something doesn't seem right.

You should be getting a settlement sheet listing what each load payed. Usually they'll show both gross and your percentage so you can verify your payroll and catch any mistakes. Anywhere I've ever worked would have broke down by load & stop, so that you could see that on load BR549 stop A paid $x per vehicle & stop B paid $y per car.

I understand we need to trust our employers to a certain extent, but not giving you anything stinks to high heaven! They could be paying you half of what they should and you have no way to verify that.

 

It is Shady as hell and more than one company operates like this. They don’t ever want to show you the invoice to the customer which is legally what you are supposed to be able to see if you request it when you are paid percentage. Generally most companies will show on your settlement what they claim is the load pay billed and break each load down by what each unit pays. Owner ops usually also see fuel surcharge for each unit.

 

@rolls canardly

 

Sorry, Not that guy, I'm the retired local yokel with 2 trucks trying to stay above water.
I pull granny out of a ditch, and the blown transmission guy to the garage.

 

You’re most likely getting cheated out of wine money but ,
If this is a new field to you and you like it , and you are learning valuable skills aboit car hauling and want to make car hauling your career , you may want to just consider it tuition and once you get 6 to 8 months experience or maybe a year if they aren’t stealing too much , and then go someone that is above board and upfront and transparent with the pay


My neighbor does heavy haul oversize and gets paid a percentage
But they are transparent

most of his shipping manifests have the charges and amounts on them

he’s Probabaly not getting paid as high as he should but the company hired him right out of CDL class at the community college and taught him how to haul oversize overweight loads when he was 20 and couldn’t even cross state lines .

he’s still Probabaly underpaid but they have him hauling 16 wide x 75 long loads now and it’s good experience,

 

What kind of truck and trailer are you using ?

And what’s your history and experience ?
Endorsements on your CDL etc ?

 

what did they tell you when you started,
What were you expecting to make?
You agreed to something