What was your biggest paycheck

The OM appears very much displeased.

 

I don't know if it's so much the flavor of trucking as it is the company itself. It all depends on how the company operates, freight lanes and such. There is potential to make good money in every sector of trucking. I've done well with flatbed, dry van, and reefer companies. To me, it also depends on how flexible a driver is. The OTR drivers that get set in their own ways and have an unwillingness to run when the load dictates will have the most difficult time making money. Sometimes you'll have to run at night, or weekends, or holidays. It's the nature of the beast. The companies that have better reputations won't always be advertised either.

 

There are companies in each sector that can keep you busy. Make it through your first year and hone your skills, you'll have an entire smorgasbord of companies to pick from

 

20200531_163022 by scott180 posted Jun 18, 2021 at 10:26 PM

I'm looking to make good money but if a company won't allow these two furballs in the truck then they don't want me. Besides I think they shed less than I do.

 

40 mile at 65 mph with no stopping is 1200.00 before taxes food ect take homes about if single 640 to 780 thats not crap