Real Talk About Money

I'm a rookie with Pride Transport out of SLC. We pull reefers. I *always* have a new dispatch prior to completing current trip. All no touch, close to half drop and hook. Grossing over $1,000 weekly.

Best wishes to you.

Dave

So I work at a textile plant and they love being off on holidays or extended amounts of time.

I brought home $754 for two weeks of pay, does trucking pay more than this for a rookie?

Just wanting to know before I make the jump. Been looking at a few companies and doing the course here.

Any information would be helpful.

Thanks

Wow thats pretty awesome.

I'm a rookie with Pride Transport out of SLC. We pull reefers. I *always* have a new dispatch prior to completing current trip. All no touch, close to half drop and hook. Grossing over $1,000 weekly.

Best wishes to you.

Dave

So I work at a textile plant and they love being off on holidays or extended amounts of time.

I brought home $754 for two weeks of pay, does trucking pay more than this for a rookie?

Just wanting to know before I make the jump. Been looking at a few companies and doing the course here.

Any information would be helpful.

Thanks

I highly recommend applying to prime. Their pay, benefits, and perks are really attractive, and i dont even drive for them.

Ya i was thinking about that. Isnt everyone rushing over to prime for the $700 a week training?

I should have just went cdl after the military, i pulled a 53 foot commo van in the army. With a generator tandem behind that. I'll put in an app tonight gotta work all night anyways.

I take home a little over $1000 every week after all deduction. I reset every week too so would say it's good money.

It really depends on how much miles you get and pay..I'm pretty happy with my money :-)

In the 3 months I've been solo at Prime flatbed, my highest net takehome was just under $1400, and my lowest was $900. Decent money is there if you apply yourself.