Lasership y'all - it's not medical , but it's deliveries. Idk if they're everywhere - I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. Being a courier is still relevant. And I don't know this dude and I ain't here to back him up - I saw the video - didn't even finish listening to everything he said or watching the video because I'm already making deliveries for the company I mentioned and was getting ready to skip to the next video in que, but I saw some of the comments. I'm not trying to advocate for Lasership either, but again, I saw some of the comments and what he's saying is not a dream. This is good money. I don't drive a van because my primary work is customer service from home and I haven't had the time to get my DOT certificate, so because of the gas it takes to fill up a van - it just doesn't make sense for ME to do when I live in the city, but I do drive a full sized sedan and have learned how to pack my vehicle extremely well. It is VERY MUCH possible to earn the kind of money that he's suggesting doing this kind of work. When you START your pay is more like $150-$200 a day DEPENDING upon how many packages you're delivering - which also depends on how much you can fit in your vehicle - which is also why a lot of ppl gravitate towards getting a van, but will indeed lose money utilizing a van when you're driving around your city versus CROSSING STATE LINES (A-HA!). And I don't mean that you have to drive cross country like the 18-wheelers - JUST cross your states line. Anyway, once they (the warehouse) can see that you can handle your route - if you're good - they will offer you better routes. And better routes means better money. What he's also not mentioning - unless he just doesn't know - is that you get paid more once you cross state lines, but in order to do so you need a DOT certification. If your driving record is clean - none of this is hard to do. I'm a 39yr old single mom & if I can do it so can y'all. You just have to think smart and ask the questions that they HOPE ppl won't ask (lol). I have heard of 3 of these companies he's mentioned, but as you see I'm mentioning something totally different. You can also sign on with McKesson and the Red Cross directly. No disrespect to the dude in the video. I hope this helps someone. I wasn't really on a mission to help anyone (not that I don't want to help), but I saw these comments and I could not leave letting y'all believe that you can't make good money this way. You can. I'm also not going to lie - it can be taxing on your body getting in and out of the vehicle to take the packages to the door when you're delivering 100 + packages. You think it won't be, but after so many routes - your body will tell you the truth! lol. There are all different types of courier companies and positions. Good luck y'all.
@@richl2723 and Senpex (which is a medical courier) and Wal-Mart. I tried Shipt but they didn't have a lot in my area. I get to the warehouse by 6:30 and I'm fine with my deliveries between 4 and 5. I'm making a little over $200 a day. Sorry for the late response
@@richl2723 but in the past few months Lasership has been slowly undergoing some changes. I came at a good time. I believe the sign up prices and pay have changed now and I'm not sure what all may or may not be the same
I have applied to all of these but the pay is way too low. The most I seen was one paying almost 100 bucks for like 3-4 hrs worth of driving. I have a cargo van, please do an update video🥴 I need help
Ummmm medical courier has been around for at least 10 to 15 years. It’s not gonna go anywhere people either want to work or they don’t wanna work doesn’t matter how much you pay them… 👍🏽
I tried signing up for many of these "medical courier" contract apps, but I was told they wanted cargo vans or box trucks. I didn't qualify with my newer "car". I fit all requirements and tried to reach them for the past 2 months. Some want you to live in certain areas, even though they listed a city they are hiring in. 😂 Either way, these tubers make it seem simple. It's not.
Nothing good comes easy. Never said you wouldn’t have to hustle to get your contracts my friend. That said I feel you and that honestly sounds very frustrating. I hope you will hear back from a company and that things work out for you. Thank you for watching.
These TH-camrs are just going onto Platforms like; Indeed and others a like and making these videos…I wonder if any of them are actually grinding in such apps and websites
$2500 is possible, but only the top 1% of drivers make this much. I made a YT video showing realistic figures. After a lot of research I came to the conclusion that the majority of drivers won't make anywhere near this amount unfortunately.
He is just stating facts. What field is making 2500 a week? Not the majority that have went to college. Nobody in retail including the managers. So calling it a side hustle is funny too. Also news flash, medical courier and just couriers period was searched more more than other gig in the world past year. The word is out lol. $1500. $2500 if you work 7 days a week 12 hours a day.
@@1Scital1 hahahaha my man just realizing his cute little college degree is useless in the real world and drop outs are making 2-5 times more than him. Hot shot driving will always be around and always pay great because not everyone wants to do it silly. Now get back to work, you don’t want your boss to catch you on your phone again. 🤣
He’s right I’m doing it as a side hustle and I’ve done the numbers plenty of times. It’s possible yes but not consistently AND MANY other factors count. Realistically it’s 800-1400 a week.
The medical delivery company I applied at was honest. They told me I wouldn't make money and that driving for them is a money-losing proposition. They said if I had a van, it would cost me $100 a day in gas to make $75 a day delivering goods.
@@Diamolynexactly what I thought. This is capitalism, if they can make money on you before you find out that cost you more that what you get , they will hire you.
These companies you name just seems like “jobs” as opposed to gigs. I don’t mean any disrespect by my comment. But I think most people want to do this kind of work so that they flexibility and the freedom to work whenever they want and make good money.
As an independent contractor you still get to decide which gigs you accept. You turn the app on and back off whenever you want. In my 25 plus years of working I've never had a job give me that level of freedom.
Some of these so called companies are after your $30 or $40 background checks money imagine 1000 people paying for background checks that’s 40x1000=40k of free money 😅
I live in memphis tn and have a box truck llc ein but I don't think these types of courier jobs exist in memphis maybe if I was in a bigger city like dallas atlanta or chicago.
This was really helpful. I just recently bought a small cargo van and look forward to making money with it. Looking forward to more content from this channel. Keep up the good work brother!
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Quite impressive but HOW!!?😊 I know it's possible, my colleague at work got her first investment return of 40K after two weeks and she quit the job , I would appreciate if you show me how to go about it..
@@lindaroberts650My first experience with Mrs Margaret Cartier gave me assurance and confidence that has made me to invest without fear of losing, I really appreciate her efforts and transparency..
you're right! If you are unfamiliar with the market, I recommend seeking advice or assistance from a financial/investment coach.With the help of an investment advisor, I have diversified my $450,000 portfolio across multiple markets, We were able to generate over $1.2m
Hello Mr Samuel I have a sprinter van and a commercial insurance am new to this but am interested in this courier business and I'll like for you to help me find a good job like this. Thanks
Would you (or anyone reading) happen to have any recommendations on getting funded for a vehicle to do this? I can't purchase, in really terrible situation and credit has been effected Extremely negatively. I have years of experience delivering for various companies, was thinking of starting an LLC for courier company and doing these kinds of contract/application jobs to generate revenue but I am essentially new to entrepreneurship, have had the thought for weeks but haven't been able to get started myself.. If anyone reading has related information that could be helpful I would appreciate it soo much!
Either purchase a car with "buy her pay here" not recommended. Or, get in with a car rental company. Might cost you $50/day but if you make $250/day, you're up $200. Save all your profits as a down payment and eventually, with enough money down, you'll get a decent loan.
Hi just got laid off from my job in the Dallas TX area and trying to make the best Christmas for my family looking to start medical courier delivery thanks In advance for any advice.
it really matters what area you live in,and try and be as professional as possible,see tons of folks that come into the bizz and are super unprofessional kids all in the car smoking and smelling like weed lol
I just received Inc for Kingdom ENT Inc DBA Kingdom Transportation co. My goal be operation by july-aug. However I like to have contract and be employer
Ahhh, all these are not in my area, I just might have to start my own up here. Have to do some research, there might be a reason they are not in my area, they are within 50 miles or so, but just not close enough. Great video though and I had no problems hearing you with my Five Below Headphones.. lol, maybe you fixed it?
I'm looking on your page trying to find the company name that you was talking about but unfortunately I do not see it and yes this is my very first time looking at your video
Great video. I have a CDL-A and current medical card with hazmat and tanker endorsments. I have been driving an 18 wheeler for a couple of years. I want to get into the expediting cargo van business. Does having a CDL-A license with hazmat give me an advantage in this business?
@@johnortiz9488 R ya sure? Having a CDL Class A license with a hazmat endorsement can provide you with several advantages when starting a cargo van business as an owner operator. Although a CDL Class A license is typically associated with operating large commercial trucks, it still offers benefits for your cargo van business. Here are some advantages: Expanded Opportunities: With a CDL Class A license, you have the flexibility to operate various types of vehicles, including cargo vans. This allows you to pursue a broader range of job opportunities in the transportation industry. Increased Trust and Credibility: Obtaining a CDL Class A license requires meeting specific requirements and passing rigorous tests. Having this license demonstrates your commitment to professionalism and safety, which can instill trust in potential clients or employers. It enhances your credibility as a responsible and skilled operator. Hazmat Endorsement: The hazmat endorsement on your CDL opens up additional business prospects. It allows you to transport hazardous materials, such as chemicals or flammable substances, which can be lucrative due to the specialized nature of these deliveries. Many industries require hazardous materials to be transported securely and in compliance with strict regulations, and your hazmat endorsement positions you as a qualified operator for such tasks. Competitive Edge: Not all cargo van operators possess a CDL Class A license with a hazmat endorsement. By having these qualifications, you differentiate yourself from the competition and gain a competitive edge. It can make you more appealing to clients, particularly those who require hazmat transportation or value the extra credentials and expertise. Insurance and Permits: Some insurance providers may offer favorable rates to drivers with a CDL Class A license and hazmat endorsement, as these qualifications indicate a higher level of professionalism and training. Additionally, certain permits and authorizations may be easier to obtain with these credentials, streamlining the process for operating your cargo van business. Future Expansion Potential: Should you decide to expand your business in the future and venture into larger vehicles or specialized transportation, your CDL Class A license will already be in place. This can save you time and effort in obtaining additional licenses or endorsements down the line. While these advantages can be beneficial, it's important to note that specific regulations and requirements may vary by region and country. It's recommended to consult with local transportation authorities or regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations for your cargo van business.
I can hear you but not that well.. maybe get a better microphone, as all other yt vids I can hear just fine. in anycase thank you much for the video!!!!
So sorry for that. I addressed this in other comments but my audio was bad on this video. I have captions turned on and re-uploaded it with better audio on my patreon link in my description
This video is just for him to get clicks and likes to get monetised. This dude isn't doing any driving. This video is clickbait. no one makes $100, 000 doing this Hell only a couple Truck Drivers make that.
Hello, been interested in becoming a carrier but I recently got my first ticket without seatbelt on child 😬. Would ticket like effect me or not ? And if so how long before I can become a carrier. Live in Texas.
Interested and liked your info I applied to Drop off no response yet. Let me know if you know of a company looking for driver's in South Florida. Thank you Jonathan Smith
Good afternoon..I currently have a student loan but because it’s been on a deferment I haven’t paid it in years. I do however plan on restarting payments on it this fall. Will this affect my house purchase process in late 2024?
$0.89 per mile? ha ha ha ha ha ... That is a joke. Jobs like these should be paying at a minimum of $1.50 a mile. Barely pay for gas with that to say nothing about vehicle upkeep. Even at $2500 a week by the time you back out 16% for taxes that leaves you with $2100. Then you have to back out your gas, hotel and meals. By the time you do that you'll probably be around $1400 at least. And you can bet you'll be working 60 hours plus a week to get that $2500.
@@Mutation_D -- You go right ahead on believing that. When are you starting your endeavor? Love to see you do a video on just how much money you make. Good luck bud. Your gonna need it.
Who said anything about hotel and meals. The jobs are in your city! So you wont even use THAT much gas! LMAO.. I am not sure the allotment for mileage is from the IRS but if it is more, just claim the difference on taxes at the end of the year. There now, Do ya feel better? I looked at all these jobs, it just states you need to know the city you are working in well, it does not say ANYTHING about driving all over the country, staying in hotels and needing to eat three meals a day on the road. You just listened to the video , did NO research and just came on here and mouthed off about nothing you had a clue about..
Seriously? Even if u only get 10 miles to the gallon @.89 that's $8.9 - 4 or 5$ a gallon leaves $3.90 to $4.90 for wear n tear? And I would like to know how many uneducated folks are netting by your numbers over 60,000$ a year? Poor form dude IMO
you need reeeeeel volume! way tooooo soft, your mic or mic volume is super low. my speakers are at 99%% and this is the loudest laptop speakers I specifically chose. As m a power user
Thank you for all this information. But you were talking so fast it was kinda hard to retain any of info… Not to be mean. Just wanted to give a little feedback. Thanks again.
that's probably possible only if you register with them with your company, then you can have a driver from your company pick-up and deliver for you. after all, you are an "independent contractor".
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Yes I’m pretty sure some of these companies have a presence in New Jersey but you gotta keep an eye on the job postings for when they upload new openings.
Lasership y'all - it's not medical , but it's deliveries. Idk if they're everywhere - I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. Being a courier is still relevant. And I don't know this dude and I ain't here to back him up - I saw the video - didn't even finish listening to everything he said or watching the video because I'm already making deliveries for the company I mentioned and was getting ready to skip to the next video in que, but I saw some of the comments. I'm not trying to advocate for Lasership either, but again, I saw some of the comments and what he's saying is not a dream. This is good money. I don't drive a van because my primary work is customer service from home and I haven't had the time to get my DOT certificate, so because of the gas it takes to fill up a van - it just doesn't make sense for ME to do when I live in the city, but I do drive a full sized sedan and have learned how to pack my vehicle extremely well. It is VERY MUCH possible to earn the kind of money that he's suggesting doing this kind of work. When you START your pay is more like $150-$200 a day DEPENDING upon how many packages you're delivering - which also depends on how much you can fit in your vehicle - which is also why a lot of ppl gravitate towards getting a van, but will indeed lose money utilizing a van when you're driving around your city versus CROSSING STATE LINES (A-HA!). And I don't mean that you have to drive cross country like the 18-wheelers - JUST cross your states line. Anyway, once they (the warehouse) can see that you can handle your route - if you're good - they will offer you better routes. And better routes means better money. What he's also not mentioning - unless he just doesn't know - is that you get paid more once you cross state lines, but in order to do so you need a DOT certification. If your driving record is clean - none of this is hard to do. I'm a 39yr old single mom & if I can do it so can y'all. You just have to think smart and ask the questions that they HOPE ppl won't ask (lol). I have heard of 3 of these companies he's mentioned, but as you see I'm mentioning something totally different. You can also sign on with McKesson and the Red Cross directly. No disrespect to the dude in the video. I hope this helps someone. I wasn't really on a mission to help anyone (not that I don't want to help), but I saw these comments and I could not leave letting y'all believe that you can't make good money this way. You can. I'm also not going to lie - it can be taxing on your body getting in and out of the vehicle to take the packages to the door when you're delivering 100 + packages. You think it won't be, but after so many routes - your body will tell you the truth! lol. There are all different types of courier companies and positions. Good luck y'all.
Is Lasership the only company you deliver for? How much are you making and how much time do you put in?
This was great!
@@richl2723 and Senpex (which is a medical courier) and Wal-Mart. I tried Shipt but they didn't have a lot in my area. I get to the warehouse by 6:30 and I'm fine with my deliveries between 4 and 5. I'm making a little over $200 a day.
Sorry for the late response
@@richl2723 but in the past few months Lasership has been slowly undergoing some changes. I came at a good time. I believe the sign up prices and pay have changed now and I'm not sure what all may or may not be the same
$150 for 100 deliveries is NOT good money 💰.
Thanks!
Thank you for the super Michelle ❤️
I have applied to all of these but the pay is way too low. The most I seen was one paying almost 100 bucks for like 3-4 hrs worth of driving. I have a cargo van, please do an update video🥴 I need help
Ummmm medical courier has been around for at least 10 to 15 years. It’s not gonna go anywhere people either want to work or they don’t wanna work doesn’t matter how much you pay them… 👍🏽
Thank you love the content. Don't know if it was me. But your audio was low, I couldn't really hear.
Thanks for pointing this out. I will increase the audio in future videos.
I tried signing up for many of these "medical courier" contract apps, but I was told they wanted cargo vans or box trucks. I didn't qualify with my newer "car". I fit all requirements and tried to reach them for the past 2 months. Some want you to live in certain areas, even though they listed a city they are hiring in. 😂 Either way, these tubers make it seem simple. It's not.
It’s not easy trying to get these jobs I live in Daytona Beach and I drive a 2018 Ford Edge and can’t get anywhere
Nothing good comes easy. Never said you wouldn’t have to hustle to get your contracts my friend. That said I feel you and that honestly sounds very frustrating. I hope you will hear back from a company and that things work out for you. Thank you for watching.
I have a box truck. Send me the link 🔗
These TH-camrs are just going onto Platforms like; Indeed and others a like and making these videos…I wonder if any of them are actually grinding in such apps and websites
Thank you. I don't see any of these tubers out here in these streets.
wear your mic so we can hear your electric presentation. :) Loved it!
I applied to many of these independent contracting jobs only to never get a return email yet, which means this industry is also over saturated.
perhaps in your area it, but others it's not?
Yes don't discourage others just because it didn't work out for you in your city.
The ones I looked into didn't pay enough to maintain the vehicle
$2500 is possible, but only the top 1% of drivers make this much. I made a YT video showing realistic figures. After a lot of research I came to the conclusion that the majority of drivers won't make anywhere near this amount unfortunately.
Maybe you won't cause your lazy. It's a hustle so you gotta grind
It's tacky to promote your TH-cam on someone's video
He is just stating facts. What field is making 2500 a week? Not the majority that have went to college. Nobody in retail including the managers. So calling it a side hustle is funny too. Also news flash, medical courier and just couriers period was searched more more than other gig in the world past year. The word is out lol. $1500. $2500 if you work 7 days a week 12 hours a day.
@@1Scital1 hahahaha my man just realizing his cute little college degree is useless in the real world and drop outs are making 2-5 times more than him. Hot shot driving will always be around and always pay great because not everyone wants to do it silly. Now get back to work, you don’t want your boss to catch you on your phone again. 🤣
He’s right I’m doing it as a side hustle and I’ve done the numbers plenty of times. It’s possible yes but not consistently AND MANY other factors count. Realistically it’s 800-1400 a week.
The medical delivery company I applied at was honest. They told me I wouldn't make money and that driving for them is a money-losing proposition. They said if I had a van, it would cost me $100 a day in gas to make $75 a day delivering goods.
Gas for them vans ain’t no joke
Why would they discourage you?! That’s very interesting.
@@Diamolynexactly what I thought. This is capitalism, if they can make money on you before you find out that cost you more that what you get , they will hire you.
they just didnt want you working for them!!
@@DiamolynBetter than lying
These companies you name just seems like “jobs” as opposed to gigs. I don’t mean any disrespect by my comment. But I think most people want to do this kind of work so that they flexibility and the freedom to work whenever they want and make good money.
As an independent contractor you still get to decide which gigs you accept. You turn the app on and back off whenever you want. In my 25 plus years of working I've never had a job give me that level of freedom.
Some of these so called companies are after your $30 or $40 background checks money imagine 1000 people paying for background checks that’s 40x1000=40k of free money 😅
I live in memphis tn and have a box truck llc ein but I don't think these types of courier jobs exist in memphis maybe if I was in a bigger city like dallas atlanta or chicago.
Do your research they are in Memphis.
Great Info. Never talked to fast contrary to other comments lol. Thank you
This was really helpful. I just recently bought a small cargo van and look forward to making money with it. Looking forward to more content from this channel. Keep up the good work brother!
Are you doing this yet?
Thank you and more to come!
Start off with a rental cargo van if you can make the numbers make sense until you can fix your credit
Bro goodluck
How's your business doing?
All these courier jobs aren't in my area/close to me.....bummer.😢 I'll just do DoorDash.
Where are you
Everything is flooded anyway. Almost no chance of getting a spot
We don't seem to have these opportunities near Austin.
Massive drawback is always the overpriced cargo vans or any van in general. They know it's a massive profit and they'll skyrocket the hell out of em.
Plus most companies want a van under 10 years old.
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Quite impressive but HOW!!?😊 I know it's possible, my colleague at work got her first investment return of 40K after two weeks and she quit the job , I would appreciate if you show me how to go about it..
@@lindaroberts650My first experience with Mrs Margaret Cartier gave me assurance and confidence that has made me to invest without fear of losing, I really appreciate her efforts and transparency..
In life, I will forever be grateful for health, wealth and a great professional (Mrs Mary Margaret Cartier) whose help has been great for my finances.
@Roberttaylor333I will leave her info below this comment
you're right! If you are unfamiliar with the market, I recommend seeking advice or assistance from a financial/investment coach.With the help of an investment advisor, I have diversified my $450,000 portfolio across multiple markets, We were able to generate over $1.2m
Your audio is very low i can barely hear you with beats wireless headphones on
Thanks for pointing this out. I will increase the audio in future videos.
How can I get going without a vehicle? Will most companies allow you to use a car rental or box-truck rental to get started?
Most if not all of thes companies aren't available in smaller cities (understandable)or areas.
Hello Mr Samuel I have a sprinter van and a commercial insurance am new to this but am interested in this courier business and I'll like for you to help me find a good job like this. Thanks
How much is commercial insurance? Aedin
Looks good! Audio is too low!
Is there a way to cut the middle man like dropoff and get contracts directly with hospitals or lap or pharmacies???
Do you have any for LAS VEGAS, NV!?
Thank you for exceptional video; I subscribed. Aedin
Thank u for ur content!
U talk FAST! lol
*SUBSCRIBED!*
I appreciate your brains
Thanks for the info
You’re welcome
How do you put in your business information if you want to hire drivers to work for you?
Would you (or anyone reading) happen to have any recommendations on getting funded for a vehicle to do this? I can't purchase, in really terrible situation and credit has been effected Extremely negatively. I have years of experience delivering for various companies, was thinking of starting an LLC for courier company and doing these kinds of contract/application jobs to generate revenue but I am essentially new to entrepreneurship, have had the thought for weeks but haven't been able to get started myself.. If anyone reading has related information that could be helpful I would appreciate it soo much!
What city and state are you located in?
Either purchase a car with "buy her pay here" not recommended. Or, get in with a car rental company. Might cost you $50/day but if you make $250/day, you're up $200. Save all your profits as a down payment and eventually, with enough money down, you'll get a decent loan.
Rent a car from Lyft, Turo, or Avis. Avis is offering $275. for a weekly rental van.
Thank you Mr. Samuel, very useful information. 👍
.89 cents per mile seems a tad bit low for deliveries
That's very low especially if you have a box truck.
In NC we get 65 cents a mile
@@yvettegg1806 for a company worker W-2? not a 1099 right?
Can I do with my on private car but not a van?
Do they hire 18 wheelers?
Thank you for sharing this update you and your family are a blessing to this generation God bless you again
Hello,
You have been worry on how you can get your affiliate link sign up and way you can promote it to large numbers of people,,
Thank you!!
Hi just got laid off from my job in the Dallas TX area and trying to make the best Christmas for my family looking to start medical courier delivery thanks In advance for any advice.
The heading says the best 5 companies, yet you only gave us 4.
so i have a ford transit connect xl in the NC area need to put her to use
will you refer to people to start this job based on your experience
it really matters what area you live in,and try and be as professional as possible,see tons of folks that come into the bizz and are super unprofessional kids all in the car smoking and smelling like weed lol
I just received Inc for Kingdom ENT Inc DBA Kingdom Transportation co. My goal be operation by july-aug. However I like to have contract and be employer
They’re not in Minnesota
it seems you only listed 4 companies, what's the 5th one
Which is the best one
Ahhh, all these are not in my area, I just might have to start my own up here. Have to do some research, there might be a reason they are not in my area, they are within 50 miles or so, but just not close enough. Great video though and I had no problems hearing you with my Five Below Headphones.. lol, maybe you fixed it?
Hello
You have been worry on how you can get your affiliate link sign up and way you can promote it to large numbers of people,,
Wish they had this type of courier services in Mexico, lol great video
I'm looking on your page trying to find the company name that you was talking about but unfortunately I do not see it and yes this is my very first time looking at your video
I must have missed the medical courier job that's paying $2,500 a week
Great video. I have a CDL-A and current medical card with hazmat and tanker endorsments. I have been driving an 18 wheeler for a couple of years. I want to get into the expediting cargo van business. Does having a CDL-A license with hazmat give me an advantage in this business?
Of course i have a b class with hazmat and twic card
Yes it does
No
@@johnortiz9488 R ya sure? Having a CDL Class A license with a hazmat endorsement can provide you with several advantages when starting a cargo van business as an owner operator. Although a CDL Class A license is typically associated with operating large commercial trucks, it still offers benefits for your cargo van business. Here are some advantages:
Expanded Opportunities: With a CDL Class A license, you have the flexibility to operate various types of vehicles, including cargo vans. This allows you to pursue a broader range of job opportunities in the transportation industry.
Increased Trust and Credibility: Obtaining a CDL Class A license requires meeting specific requirements and passing rigorous tests. Having this license demonstrates your commitment to professionalism and safety, which can instill trust in potential clients or employers. It enhances your credibility as a responsible and skilled operator.
Hazmat Endorsement: The hazmat endorsement on your CDL opens up additional business prospects. It allows you to transport hazardous materials, such as chemicals or flammable substances, which can be lucrative due to the specialized nature of these deliveries. Many industries require hazardous materials to be transported securely and in compliance with strict regulations, and your hazmat endorsement positions you as a qualified operator for such tasks.
Competitive Edge: Not all cargo van operators possess a CDL Class A license with a hazmat endorsement. By having these qualifications, you differentiate yourself from the competition and gain a competitive edge. It can make you more appealing to clients, particularly those who require hazmat transportation or value the extra credentials and expertise.
Insurance and Permits: Some insurance providers may offer favorable rates to drivers with a CDL Class A license and hazmat endorsement, as these qualifications indicate a higher level of professionalism and training. Additionally, certain permits and authorizations may be easier to obtain with these credentials, streamlining the process for operating your cargo van business.
Future Expansion Potential: Should you decide to expand your business in the future and venture into larger vehicles or specialized transportation, your CDL Class A license will already be in place. This can save you time and effort in obtaining additional licenses or endorsements down the line.
While these advantages can be beneficial, it's important to note that specific regulations and requirements may vary by region and country. It's recommended to consult with local transportation authorities or regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations for your cargo van business.
@john-ug7nc excellent response, very informative, thank you
how do i set up this business in Texas,
do you know of any in Va or DC
I'm looking for these as well in Virginia...haven't had any luck so far
TForce logistics is currently hiring around the DMV/NJ/PA
lol you keep saying these companies are nationwide and then you pull up a map and all their locations are on the east coast. That’s not nationwide.
I can hear you but not that well.. maybe get a better microphone, as all other yt vids I can hear just fine. in anycase thank you much for the video!!!!
So sorry for that. I addressed this in other comments but my audio was bad on this video. I have captions turned on and re-uploaded it with better audio on my patreon link in my description
Have you ever used these companies before
This video is just for him to get clicks and likes to get monetised. This dude isn't doing any driving. This video is clickbait. no one makes $100, 000 doing this Hell only a couple Truck Drivers make that.
Hello, been interested in becoming a carrier but I recently got my first ticket without seatbelt on child 😬. Would ticket like effect me or not ? And if so how long before I can become a carrier. Live in Texas.
How do I discover the best app for my town or geographical location?
Hi, my first time of seeing you on TH-cam, but everything you said make sense.
I have a bus, can i do this in my country? Nigeria.
Any medical company in Virginia ? I have Toyota corolla car.
i'm guessing you can't choose your own hours?
TEXAS is not available
Some of the job listings are gone. Keep checking back as they update them often.
i would like to join this job insha allah
Do it while they are still taking applications. Best of luck.
Am i the only one that counts 4 jobs that he mentioned in the video?
whats the best company with a cargo van?
Awesome!🥳
Thanks 😁
Trying locate NY area help
so which one pays 2,500.....?
volume is very low
Brother I want to get into the expediting cargo van business
Can you help me I will appreciate that
Where i can apply ?
applied 3/5 :D thank you
You’re welcome and good luck friend
You should slow down in your talking presentation, what’s the hurry, slow down breath, and speak moderate and distinctly
Okay how much each those courier companies pay weekly
Thank you ❤
You’re welcome
Mr samuell if you know any couriers in Toronto canada pls lets know
Speak closer to the Mic Please!!
Is this true?is there any of this in my country phillippines or only in U.S.A.?
CLICK BAIT! The title does not match the content of the article. I didn't hear anything about the pay!
Interested and liked your info I applied to Drop off no response yet. Let me know if you know of a company looking for driver's in South Florida.
Thank you
Jonathan Smith
Please slow down. I couldn't understand anything you said.
Omg! Are you slow? He is speaking just fine.
Not in nj
Dm funding options?
All this depends on the marketplace
Correct 🎯
Do you do this type of work?
Good afternoon..I currently have a student loan but because it’s been on a deferment I haven’t paid it in years. I do however plan on restarting payments on it this fall. Will this affect my house purchase process in late 2024?
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Thought they don't include school debt into debt to income
Can you do this job with your baby in car seat?
I have 15 foot Boxtruck:)
$0.89 per mile? ha ha ha ha ha ... That is a joke. Jobs like these should be paying at a minimum of $1.50 a mile. Barely pay for gas with that to say nothing about vehicle upkeep. Even at $2500 a week by the time you back out 16% for taxes that leaves you with $2100. Then you have to back out your gas, hotel and meals. By the time you do that you'll probably be around $1400 at least. And you can bet you'll be working 60 hours plus a week to get that $2500.
V .right u are
Making like $30/gallon is pretty good.
@@Mutation_D -- You go right ahead on believing that. When are you starting your endeavor? Love to see you do a video on just how much money you make. Good luck bud. Your gonna need it.
Who said anything about hotel and meals. The jobs are in your city! So you wont even use THAT much gas! LMAO.. I am not sure the allotment for mileage is from the IRS but if it is more, just claim the difference on taxes at the end of the year. There now, Do ya feel better? I looked at all these jobs, it just states you need to know the city you are working in well, it does not say ANYTHING about driving all over the country, staying in hotels and needing to eat three meals a day on the road. You just listened to the video , did NO research and just came on here and mouthed off about nothing you had a clue about..
Seriously? Even if u only get 10 miles to the gallon @.89 that's $8.9 - 4 or 5$ a gallon leaves $3.90 to $4.90 for wear n tear? And I would like to know how many uneducated folks are netting by your numbers over 60,000$ a year? Poor form dude IMO
MR SAMUEL CAN'T HEAR YOU
Yea there was a problem with the audio when it uploaded. Try CC captions hopefully that helps.
thank you
you need reeeeeel volume! way tooooo soft, your mic or mic volume is super low. my speakers are at 99%% and this is the loudest laptop speakers I specifically chose. As m a power user
Thank you for all this information. But you were talking so fast it was kinda hard to retain any of info… Not to be mean. Just wanted to give a little feedback. Thanks again.
Do you have any of these companies in Alberta, Canada?
These are all United States based companies.
Can I sign up for these companies and hire someone to do the route?
that's probably possible only if you register with them with your company, then you can have a driver from your company pick-up and deliver for you. after all, you are an "independent contractor".
I’m interested in getting started, any advice you can offer for me to get started will be greatly appreciated.
Hello
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Does it work in New Jersey ?
Yes I’m pretty sure some of these companies have a presence in New Jersey but you gotta keep an eye on the job postings for when they upload new openings.
Hey am interested in this? How can I start ?
hello
I have some tips I can share with you
where is the proof of 2500 a week
They make more of videos of how to get started than the actual job
You have been worry on how you can get your affiliate link sign up and way you can promote it to large numbers of people,,