I was a trainer of students pulling dry van trailers for two years. I made what I considered to be a substantial income as a trainer.
I am thinking about getting into liquid hazmat tankers. I know that pay varies as much or more by region than by what type of trucking you are in. Nonetheless, the natural wage is higher for certain types of trucking than others. For instance, team drivers usually make more money than solo drivers.
In a given region, is the natural wage higher for solo liquid hazmat tanker drivers or for trainers of students pulling dry van trailers?
Where's money? Liquid hazmat tankers - trainers pulling dry vans?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by expedite_it, Mar 20, 2023.
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@expedite_it --
With all due respect--spend some time reading the following Forum thread, & then make your own conclusions
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True, but remembring which direction to turn all those valves and line handles is a constant challenge.
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