If the only company that will hire you only pays 30 cpm guess what rate you are going to be working for?.
K and B hired newbies with no experience and paid them 48cpm?.
What is an acceptable rate (cpm) for a New Driver?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Wooly Rhino, Jun 16, 2016.
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Perhaps ending regulations where the mega companies get subsidies/corporate welfare to hire new drivers would be a good start to "deregulate" the industry? Government "regulations" are what are throwing an oversupply of cheap drivers into this industry.Last edited: Jun 17, 2016
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Acceptable pay for a new driver is whatever a new driver is willing to accept.Plain and simple.
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