Pay Rate

Most local jobs average in that range of pay where I live. The best paying ones, nobody is leaving. I guess it's the average because you don't have to look far to find drivers who wanna be home daily

 

Yep it’s light. I would be thinking $20/hr

 

Depends on how much work and the city. If it's all strap and go in a low cost of living area, that's probably about right. Just depends on the job and locality.

 

Sounds like Home Depot via Ryder.Was better when It was a Home Depot job.

 

$17/hour to run local for home improvement box store deliveries? You gotta be kidding me! That offer doesn't even qualify as an insult! Heck, it barely qualifies as a blasted joke!

$20/hour is at least on the low end of an insult. I still wouldn't bother getting out of bed for such low pay, though.

 

Depends on your skill level.If you're just learning it's okay,still a little low. If you have experience, not a chance.

 

What’s sad is $17/hour is still considered good money in my decade behind the times pro-union town. That’s why I haven’t had a job in town since I was a teenager. I’d say $17 for part time, $22 for full. Delivering to big box stores is usually a pain in the ###. There’s always some prick there who likes to pretend to be important, and makes life hard for truck drivers. I believe this is a prerequisite to being a receiver at Home Depot. I’ve delivered stuff to three different HDs, and almost had to beg each one them to unload me.

 

Ain't much better in Alaska I had a company Alaska West transport try to hire me locally for $19 an hour things are really expensive in Alaska I almost hurt myself I laughed so hard as I was walking out the door.
At the time it was summer and I was hauling Rock on eielson air Force Base at $62 an hour high-skill davis-bacon.
Most over the road jobs in Alaska are about $0.65 a mile with the exception of the Dalton highway that's usually $0.95 a mile.