Truck hauling , what do they make

When I talked to Bennett a couple of years ago, they were paying $1/mile. Driver pays for fuel, lodging, and transportation to and from the origin and destination. Driver was required to deck the trucks (unpaid time), which included getting them all bolted together, removing the axle shafts, and installing the temporary mud flaps and rear lights. Driver provides their own tools.

 

I always wondered that. If they dont get paid more than average then they are fools. I haul reefer and dry loads and typically my loads are worth roughly 50k-150k or so. Hauling brand new trucks that is easily half a mil right there.

 

talked to "Driveaway" yrs ago and it was not worth it.

too much up front money for fuel,ect needed.

and not enough pay. don't remember the actual amount.

 

It appears to be a very small niche in this industry. I hardly ever see those guys.

 

Maybe they travel only at night?

 

Puppage i drive team and my schedule averages as follows: 2 nights driving 1 day, 2 nights 1 day, 2 days 1 night, etc.. So thats not it.

 

Humor....it's was humor.

 

Just read an ad for this on craigslist

doesnt mention what the pay is.. call and inquire