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878649

{"text":"What is the average per mile rate for a fresh out of school driver ? ","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

626560

{"replyTo":"","text":".17cpm. Go and flip tacos... \n\nCheers!","replyToPid":0}

252832

{"replyTo":"","text":"Do your best to keep tickets to a minimum. I’ve been driving 20 years and lost my CDL twice due to speeding tickets. \n\nCurrently I haven’t had a moving violation in like 6 years. Hard lesson learned.","replyToPid":0}

664930

{"replyTo":"","text":"let me give you some advice if you are fresh out of school. do your very best to steer clear of lease purchases, signing contracts and dont be fooled by sign on bonuses. If you have to, you have to i get it. But if thats the case, READ THE FINE PRINT and ask or say something if there's something you don't like or are not sure of. Can't begin to tell you of all the horror stories I've been told. We all have to start somewhere and not everyone can be lucky to be shielded from major carrier BS, just do the best for what you can. CPM depends on the company, but 31/32 at the low end and 40 at the high end for less then a year experience.","replyToPid":0}

295387

{"replyTo":"","text":"Find a smaller company you might get paid more","replyToPid":0}

545454

{"replyTo":"","text":"Don't get fixated on your mile rate too fast.  You have to look at what company benefits you might be getting as well as per diem pay etc.  Who cares what your taxable income is, as long as you can live comfortably and pay your bills.  It gets better.","replyToPid":0}

877437

{"replyTo":"","text":"There’s no company that pay that for anyone who just finished driving school !!!!!! Don’t be telling lies about stuff you don’t know about you tell her that she gonna be disappointed with maybe a 10 cent less than dam airhead told big lies to her ","replyToPid":0}

252832

{"replyTo":"","text":"$0.35-$0.40/mile","replyToPid":0}

836417

{"replyTo":"","text":"i started with company thay trainner me .40 a mile. they didnt give me any miles a week. did my 6 months and went to the company im at now. .55 a mile (got my tanker and haz) but they pay the .55 no matter what i pull and i get no less than 2500 a week. but i avg about 3k miles a week. so dont just go by the miles being paid. cause .40 a mile dont mean nothing if your doing 300 miles and someone else is doing .32 a mile offering 3000 miles.","replyToPid":0}

705502

{"replyTo":"","text":"(Never enough.)","replyToPid":0}

724453

{"replyTo":"","text":"it was .34 per mile back when I started a few years ago that was with tanker hazmat and double/triple endorsements, I would hope it's risen with the ELD mandates and trucks governed at 60mph if not usually after 2 good years you can make top rates or get into your own thing, I saved a lot of money when I started through bonuses and running HARD I was young freight was plenty and 3weeks on 3-4 days off was my norm regardless of holidays","replyToPid":0}

433783

{"replyTo":"","text":"Sadly.. don't expect much out of school. takes a little while to prove yourself to people in the industry.","replyToPid":0}

929266

{"replyToPid":341645,"replyTo":"

252832 发表于 2020-03-10 04:35:52 Do your best to keep tickets to a minimum. I’ve been driving 20 years and lost my CDL twice due to speeding tickets. \n\nCurrently I haven’t had a moving violation in like 6 years. Hard lesson learned.

","text":"lol...same here.  21 years driving.  A company I drove for years back requested my MVR, I only sent them 2 out of 3 pages....the first page with the state logo and header following with my violations and the last page that only had one line on it lol.....I lucked out big time!"}

934530

{"replyTo":"","text":"34-40cpm","replyToPid":0}