Pay per Mile?
 

Hello

Im looking find out what others are seeing for compensation.
I have been offered a position and they are paying .35 a mile, I have a few years of experiance and this is going to be with flatbed multi axles... They said I should make between 45-55K a year, they have a varrying payscale + load and unload pay, tarp ETC so its more then just miles. for compensation.
In some ways I kind of like the idea of doing more then just driving, its nice to get out of the cab every so often :)

So what your pay scale like?
Van ?
Flat Bed ?
Multi Axle?
Tanker ?

Thanks New to the board but not new to OTR
Dave

Seriously 43 views and no comments? No one is willing to say how much they make, or don't make? :confused:

If you don't want to say exactly on a public forum I understand but maybe a PM or something?

my CPM put .35 to shame.

Cryogenic tankers..52.5cpm on anything OVER 200 miles in one direction. Under that, it's all hourly. On mileage, when truck stops for any reason, except layover/off duty, on the clock..

I'm hourly but mine works out to approx. $0.29 per mile.

Hey Dave, I'm also looking to get back into trucking. I spoke with Melton and with my exp. they will start me at .38. Before the massive pay cuts I was at .39 with Boyd Bros back in 07.

eric

35 cents local... 13.25, imo, im hell of underpaid... i did have one gig that paid 36 cents a mile for pulling a dry van and 41 cents a mile for reefer and anytime you bumped a dock you got $20 bucks...

im at .075 - .115 per car depending on the size. I always carry 9. Load / unload pay and stop pay.

I applied at SJ Transportation when i was thinking about going OTR and they were at 44CPM. Alot of hazmat tanker stuff.

I make .34 a mile,pulling a dry box.I run anywhere from 2200-3000 miles a week.Never touch a load.Get a safety bonus every month.I generally leave home on sunday evenings and am back home by friday afternoon.Sometimes i get home during the week.It's not the greatest but i like it.