OTR & Hourly Pay ??

McNay trucking out of quincy Illinois pays by the hour. Both for driving time and on duty time.

 

I think they yell a lot; Cluck-Cluck-Cluck!!!

 

Thanks for info

Looks like they pay $24 per hour for drive time and $14 per hour for on duty not driving

 

Yea it'd be a good gig for a solo driver that lives in their running area. They run all skinny bunk petes but drivers are home weekends an some a couple nights during the week as well.

 

I was under the impression US mail is done by contracting it out. I only met a few but they were all contractors. They were in day cabs too

 

Yeah most of the trucks I've seen have been outside carriers but they still have to pay the US mail hourly rate plus health and welfare ..

Even over the road US mail carriers get hourly pay but its based on a route .. So you can't just pick your nose and waste time because you get the same pay regardless based on the route dictated

 

Lancor Logistics

Full Job Description
Lancor Logistics LLC, a family owned company based in Lancaster, Pa is seeking qualified OTR regional CDL drivers with a Class A license and at least 2 years of T/T experience. (Must be 23 years or older). Trucks are based AT DRIVERS HOME LOCATION. Our OTR drivers are HOME WEEK-ENDS and have assigned equipment. The OTR driver position requires minimal touch and delivers primarily in the Mid-Atlantic region. The company offers a competitive starting HOURLY pay, OVER-TIME and drivers average 60-65 hrs per week.There is a full benefit package including medical/dental insurance, paid vacation, and drivers are home week-ends. Qualified CDL drivers must have a safe driving record and acceptable MVR. For more information call now for details. 717-618-8624 ext 106, ask for Don

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $75,000.00 - $80,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Dental Insurance
• Health Insurance
• Paid Time Off
• Vision Insurance

Schedule:

• 12 Hour Shift
• Monday to Friday
• Overtime

Experience:

 

Perdue Chicken out of Salisbury MD paid 53cpm plus 12.50 hr on duty time (as of 2 years ago). Take 53cents times your miles driven for the day and subtract your drive time from your 14 hour day clock and the remainder would be paid $12.50/hour. Say you drove 9 hours (say 500 miles x 53cpm) =265.oo plus 5 hrs @ 12.50=62.50 regardless if you had 5 hours of on duty time or not. 327.50 for the day. They probably have raised their pay since I was there. Reason I left? Night runs primarily and I couldn't train my body to sleep days. Not after 55 years of sleeping nights.

 

If you could work OTR and be paid hourly, how would you prefer it be handled and how much per hour assuming straight pay no Ot?