Saia linehaul? Anyone have any information about them?

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  1. speedyk

    speedyk Road Train Member

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    Laughably low. Unless you like driving 25 year old trucks.
     
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  3. McUzi

    McUzi Road Train Member

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    Low enough that your time is better compensated as an OTR driver.
     
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  4. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    Certainly low enough to make @road_runner jump ship.
     
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  5. Renegade0311

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    That bad? Lol
     
  6. McUzi

    McUzi Road Train Member

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    And depending on the OTR outfit you'd at least get a decently maintained later model truck.
     
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  7. road_runner

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    I can only speak for my terminal and the surrounding ones in Montana. Linehaul started at $0.39/mile and $20/hour. They topped off at $23/hour and $0.52/mile or so.

    The pay was reasonable and the benefits were great. I quit because I wanted to move back to SC to be closer to my aging parents. If I stayed in MT, I would have probably quit because the job tempo and the treatment of us was idiotic at best.
     
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  8. bentstrider83

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    Sounds about roughly the same when I almost took a linehaul position with them in Denver a few years ago. But after dealing with high prices in CA for most of my life, that drop in pay and a move back to a costly area made me drop the ball on that. I mean, they offered to bump it to .52/mile to compensate for the COL increase, but nope.

    I still think ODFL is the top dog when it comes to pay in the linehaul department. I keep getting numbers of up to .60/.70 a mile. Of course each time I apply to the terminal in ABQ, it seems transfers get first dibs on anything that opens up as opposed to off-the-street hires.

    The big cities in neighboring states keep calling me. But I guess I'm just not "about that life".
     
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  9. road_runner

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    Varies on what is important to you. OD and FxF pay out the highest in terms of numbers. But Reddaway has the best health insurance. The plan I had was BCBS Silver and was valued around $15/hour. My monthly deductible for my entire family was only $50.

    It all depends on what works best for you.
     
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  10. Radman

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    We’ll be at .68cpm for linehaul come June-July.
     
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  11. bentstrider83

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    Ever since I got fired from Ruan, I pretty much became one of those zombies that pays out of pocket for my own insurance. So I'm not really fazed either way.
     
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