That's just a week that I pulled at random. And I've been at this for less than 8 weeks. I haven't found the groove yet. Give me some time.
And don't forget - this is the slow season.
When it's $1.48/mile versus .48/mile why not aspire to be an o/o?
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How about $1.51 loaded or mty, plates insurance IFTA Tolls, paid, delay after 2 hrs every hook and drop every border crossing?
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No thanks. I'll keep my 2 dollar plus and pay the piddly wink toll and plate costs. Heck in today's market 2 bucks is low. My dirt cheap backhaul this week was 2.06Tug Toy Thanks this.
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Nope. I was averaging $2.15/hub mile for ALL miles back in 2012. And that was 100% load board freight.DSK333, Tug Toy and spyder7723 Thank this.
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that is dependent on lane and trailer/load type.....Tug Toy Thanks this.
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It shouldn't be.
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That's good money for being a company driver, however I bet your home time wasn't great. In my opinion LTL is where it's at, at least for me in this current stage of life with a young family.Paddlewagon Thanks this.
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If you don't mind, what did 1.52/mile net you for the year?
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So if my math is right, you drove an average of 1691.07 miles per week last year. Doesn't seem like a crazy amount of driving. How did you manage to get paid 1.52/mile as a company driver? Seems high. Usually it seems like companies are advertising more in the range of .44-.54 cents per mile for company drivers. Have you been with Schneider a long time?
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Are you an o/o, leased to a company or driving the companies equipment?
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