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DrtyDiesel · Sep 2, 2012

Moosetek13 said: ↑

What does l/w mean?
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I believe he's talking about a lightweight truck (no passenger seat and 48" sleeper)

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Ballpoint · Sep 3, 2012

transam pete said: ↑

i really wouldnt cocern myself with anything other then getting a year under my belt and then moving on to better paying companies. All of these companies baffle you with BS then dont discuss all the deductions. Company driving is for the inexperienced to let you learn all the basics so you can decide where in the industry suits you
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First post nails it. I couldn't have said it better myself. The money for a first year driver is going to be the same everywhere for the most part. I wouldn't sweat it.

long_run · Sep 3, 2012

Ok , thanx for the knowledge that you all have shared with me. Just one more question. Are the l/w a.k.a. cute trucks really that much smaller then the larger cascades?

wsyrob · Sep 3, 2012

TruckerPete1990 said: ↑

Good luck but here a tip if ur looking at pay. Look at the Yearly Average not CPM
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Good advice here. Mileage pay is only about 70% of my check. Drop pay, hourly demurage, layover pay, sleeper berth pay, etc make up the rest.

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