Wages for a local driver

Are you saying you haven't had a US driver license of some type for AT LEAST the last 12 months continuously? That could be a deal breaker. Maybe I don't understand. Many trucking company insurance carriers want nothing to do with a driver that doesn't have a solid 12 months of US driver license time (passenger car or other) in the last 12 months. Without 12 months inside the US with a driver's license they can't be sure if you were involved in serious wrecks or not. Having USA experience some times ago, but not recently, isn't the same as having recent USA experience. You need to look at your situation from the insurance company's perspective. They don't know you and they can't make decisions based only on what you say or what you want. They look at official records and ignore the rest. Also, I might misunderstand what's going on, but either way, I'm not making the decision just explaining what things I've learned over the years. ChinaTown will know this situation better than most. Are you planning on leaving the US soon again? Is that why you have worked for numerous companies but have only some experience?

 

You're reading too much into it. Must be on your mind, lol

 

Let me live and add a lil humor, fam

 

Fair enough

 

Yea 50 hours at $20 per sounds right on average for that type of work.

Sure, I was not making a judgement, just letting you know what to expect.

 

Generally speaking as you posted no touch freight the simpler the job the less money it pays.you didn’t post where you live but pretty much everywhere you want a simple run of the mill dry van job where you just sit in a seat your going to make run of the mill pay.If you’re not scared of working and do something like food service or hauling fuel LTL you make considerably more money