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Post by TomM on Jun 3, 2011 20:07:33 GMT -5
I just moved here from the mid west. I thought Savannah was a good area to work my truck but these rates area brokers pay are pathetic. Now I see why so many truckers are rebellious in the southeast. The meeting that's posted on here taking place June 11th. Can any trucker attend this? I would like to come even though I don't pull containers.
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cheezburger
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feel like a mouse in a maze
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Post by cheezburger on Jun 4, 2011 14:24:57 GMT -5
im sure you would be more than welcome if your a fellow trucker,but if you dont haul cans im not sure what benifit you will get from it,what are you hauling here at savannah if it isnt cans,not much more here.
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Post by cowboy on Jun 4, 2011 17:43:34 GMT -5
if your a trucker your welcome. if your a company person don't bother dropping by.
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Post by johnboy on Jun 8, 2013 19:16:57 GMT -5
i just bought a used truck the end of may. before that i drove for a florida rock. i talked with the third company in a week about leasing to pull containers . this lady told me her drivers average approx. $1.19 per mile. still she couldn't give me any examples. not even one customer? what's up with that? i don't think she was talking real miles but if so $1.19 is not very much money. another driver i met at protruck said evans delivery pays well but he didn't know the mileage rate even though he leases truck with them. he just likes the drop and hook loads. anyone know that to be true? what is their average rate like? some of these people act like its a state secret to talk about the rate of pay. i am not interested in filling out paper work until i see what i can make with the company but these local brokers are like used car salesman. they want to talk about everything else but not potential money. i don't understand that. do all the trucking companies in garden city copy down the same speech? every call i make to lease my truck i get same answers.
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Post by highball on Jun 8, 2013 22:12:40 GMT -5
read your leasing agreement from front to back cover driver. very important. some drivers dont pay attention but you can use parts of this against them if they play games with your pay. i have done it before and recovered my money back so read it.
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Post by codyblue on Jun 12, 2013 5:58:17 GMT -5
sav trucking rates and companies taking more then their share each week is what we must deal with. the union dosn't even want talk about that. they can't help us unless we are employees they say. what do we need them for if the union can't address our real problems of being owner,operator truckers?
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