Swift dedicated or regional pay
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Clearwater, FL
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I'm not going thru their school, already have a CDL, but will have to go with a trainer for 6 weeks . I know my pay will be low for the first 6 weeks and i'll probably have to deal with a bad trainer , but what can I expect to make weekly if I get regional or particularily a dedicated ,(like dollar general), run. I plan to unload my own trailer whenever I can. It's also very critical that after training or at worst at the 3 month mark I get home on weekends or at least 2-3 times a week. Is this possible, I live in Florida, if that matters.
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Join Date: May 2006
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Originally Posted by Cripplecreek
I'm not going thru their school, already have a CDL, but will have to go with a trainer for 6 weeks . I know my pay will be low for the first 6 weeks and i'll probably have to deal with a bad trainer , but what can I expect to make weekly if I get regional or particularily a dedicated ,(like dollar general), run. I plan to unload my own trailer whenever I can. It's also very critical that after training or at worst at the 3 month mark I get home on weekends or at least 2-3 times a week. Is this possible, I live in Florida, if that matters.
You might want to get with skywalker with CFI. I know he lives in Flordia CFI might be able to get you home more often not sure. But most OTR companys specially living in flordia will be hard getting home that often. I know at swift we don't have a big freight line in that area. You might check into local with swift you would be home every night and off weekends. And get paid by the hour. But a good haul for you like 120 miles to the terminal we have there. Well Good luck to you. |

