Company is offering 65 CPM for dry van and 75 for reefer

I need help!

Duncan

Company is offering 65 CPM for dry van & 75 for reefer.

Isn’t that incredibly low? Don’t most guys want a CPM of $4 per mile??

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Ayden

01.10.2024

Time to negotiate or find a better route.

Aidan

05.06.2023

it seems good to me

Magnus

01.16.2023

They must be joking! You gotta make sure you’re getting paid what you’re worth, driver.

Moon

11.29.2022

That’s good company driver pay, assuming they have miles. The $4 stuff you’ve seen around refers to great rates for owner/operators, who have to pay all the expenses of running a truck.

Duncan

11.29.2022

I’m in the process of learning about the industry so sorry, serious question :(

Xander

11.28.2022

Are you being serious or clowning around

Strickland

11.27.2022

If you're a company driver than that's pretty decent per mile Owner ops are the ones who'll want 4 dollars a mile Company drivers don't pay for fuel, maintenance, insurance or taxes on the truck, owner ops do hence the difference in pay per mile.

Epic

11.27.2022

I think others have answered you pretty well. I'll add that starting pay for new drivers isn't going to be 65 CPM for dry van. Prime (the company I'm signing on with) starts at 50 CPM, and that's much closer to average. Some companies pay less than that.

Rony

11.27.2022

If that's W2 it's good if there's miles. 1099 that's garbage

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