But the question remains...
How much can he send to you after his own expenses?
And some weeks will be really low, while others are much better.
You will need a certain amount to live on, and so will he.
Sometimes, that will not work out in either case if he gets a really bad week or two.
Typical Salary?
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Rule #1 in Otr mileage paid trucking- don't ever count on getting a certain amount for a paycheck every single week. Make a budget based on maybe 2000 miles a week. Anything over that you keep for those weeks when you only get 1500.
dbrook and 900,000-tons-of-steel Thank this. -
I started at 39. But it was regional (aka low miles), refr and lots of sitting at shipper/receivers.
Mikeeee -
When I looked at this thread and see how much these companies are paying new driver's per mile it drives me nuts! When I started driving back in the early 80's I was making .27 a mile! It is sad the way trucking companies can exploit drivers!
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