Drivers need to disregard annual salaries that recruiters always throw at you. That figure always includes any and every potential safety bonus that you could potentially be eligible for. Which inflates that figure and can be misleading for some because not all drivers will receive those. So technically what they are saying is correct if you take this into account. Me personally….. I just want to know my cpm rate and the miles I’m going to be running. Because this is what I’m going to see every week. I’m starting with Barr- Nunn on the 27th in Columbus, Ohio. Your vid’s are a helpful insight on the company. I’ve been driving for 8 years now and I’m usually good about asking all the right questions, but there’s always things we can pick up on from current drivers.
1500 a week for 39 weeks is really $58,500. That is 3 weeks on and 1 week off. They calculate the wages in best case scenario as if you were working 52 weeks a year. You would have to gross like 2k a week for 50 weeks to make 100k
I'm not bashing on anybody but I don't understand staying out 3 weeks when there are home daily/hourly/overtime after 40hrs jobs out there making similar money. Barr-Nunn advertises $2,300 average/week. I guess they are BS'ing people
What's going on homeboy if you're taking home 1300 a week then you're grossing 18 which puts you right around 90000 when a company tells you you're going to make x amount of dollars it's obviously the gross wage they're talking about not the net???
What you didn't understand about your truck going 68mph is this... most companies have PassSmart (if you drive a cascadia) what that means is that if you push down on the gas pedal twice within a few seconds your truck will give you 68mph to be able to pass a slower truck. Companies will set that feature to function for maybe 3hrs in a 24hr period. You can pass a slower truck for like 2-3 minutes then come out of Smartpass, go back to 65mph. You'll be able to use Smartpass like that for 3-4hrs in a 24hr period. If you've used up all the Smartpass time you have to wait for the 24hr period to end before it resets.
th-cam.com/video/IYdIkX5s6FA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rLpb95b_2BtxxRUj At about the 2:50 mark this former Barr-Nunn driver shows his W-2 making $105k with the company. Iam NOT calling you a liar or saying your experience isn't what you say it is but I am wondering if the area you run or some other factors aren't contributing to the different experience. He may have been staying out longer than you but he brings a pretty strong argument for the money he made with Barr-Nunn.
Yeah. You are not a TH-camr you are one of us because you're saying what we wish we can get on TH-cam and say. Prolonging how much they make. Super annoying omfg. You are US. YOU REAL
It takes a real man to get on here and protect others. God favors you.
Really dig your honest, no BS videos. Thx for sharing your knowledge. 💯
Thanku so much
Thank you!
Man, you are spot on about the drop and hook.
Everything he said is 100% the truth.. believe Me!!!!!!!
Drivers need to disregard annual salaries that recruiters always throw at you. That figure always includes any and every potential safety bonus that you could potentially be eligible for. Which inflates that figure and can be misleading for some because not all drivers will receive those. So technically what they are saying is correct if you take this into account. Me personally….. I just want to know my cpm rate and the miles I’m going to be running. Because this is what I’m going to see every week. I’m starting with Barr- Nunn on the 27th in Columbus, Ohio. Your vid’s are a helpful insight on the company. I’ve been driving for 8 years now and I’m usually good about asking all the right questions, but there’s always things we can pick up on from current drivers.
truth be told! Salute!
This is a real video, thanks for being honest it is rare.
Damn we made that in the 90's,man they sure havent helped drivers much at all in the years. I guess that any jobs these days.
Drivers just need to get straight to the frigging point. Tell me how much you make.
1500 a week for 39 weeks is really $58,500. That is 3 weeks on and 1 week off. They calculate the wages in best case scenario as if you were working 52 weeks a year. You would have to gross like 2k a week for 50 weeks to make 100k
Yea...I did the math and 1300 a week for three weeks a month is only 46k a year
@@skwirlman you calculate the gross not the net. You are probably grossing like 1,600 times 1,700 to net 1,300
What’s the cpm online with HZ Said 70c
I'm not bashing on anybody but I don't understand staying out 3 weeks when there are home daily/hourly/overtime after 40hrs jobs out there making similar money. Barr-Nunn advertises $2,300 average/week. I guess they are BS'ing people
Wow I was getting hired but I am nolonger interested
What's going on homeboy if you're taking home 1300 a week then you're grossing 18 which puts you right around 90000 when a company tells you you're going to make x amount of dollars it's obviously the gross wage they're talking about not the net???
incorrect
Are you looking at your yearly BEFORE or AFTER taxes?
@@james33097 who cares what you make before. The only thing that matters is what you get to keep.
Hey I'm a wife of a truck driver and was wondering how long you have been driving truck for?
Two years
How many miles per week do you usually drive?
@@austinprice770 i was lucky to get 2000
Their are 90k a year reefer jobs out their.
I’m afraid of planes lol are rental cars an option?
Yes if you live close enough to the terminal
68 on cruise 65 on petle
Pedal.
Plus the pass smart for 30 mins a day is 68 on petal
What I want to know is your time off at home really paid the whole time at home???
Thanks again and I pray that all is well and blessed with you my bro. Always remember that God Is Absolutely Almighty Shalom Shalom ❤️ 🙏 !!!
What you didn't understand about your truck going 68mph is this... most companies have PassSmart (if you drive a cascadia) what that means is that if you push down on the gas pedal twice within a few seconds your truck will give you 68mph to be able to pass a slower truck. Companies will set that feature to function for maybe 3hrs in a 24hr period. You can pass a slower truck for like 2-3 minutes then come out of Smartpass, go back to 65mph. You'll be able to use Smartpass like that for 3-4hrs in a 24hr period. If you've used up all the Smartpass time you have to wait for the 24hr period to end before it resets.
Why did leave crst?
I left because I was trying to find a local job
I make $1,500 guaranteed pay as a local driver. Go elsewhere
after taxes?
th-cam.com/video/IYdIkX5s6FA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rLpb95b_2BtxxRUj
At about the 2:50 mark this former Barr-Nunn driver shows his W-2 making $105k with the company. Iam NOT calling you a liar or saying your experience isn't what you say it is but I am wondering if the area you run or some other factors aren't contributing to the different experience. He may have been staying out longer than you but he brings a pretty strong argument for the money he made with Barr-Nunn.
Absolutely!!! If you stay on the road you make more money. I come home 7 days a month
why in the world would you run otr for 60k a year thats a joke
Theres 52weeks a year . 2000 gross a week is 104k a year
Yeah. You are not a TH-camr you are one of us because you're saying what we wish we can get on TH-cam and say. Prolonging how much they make. Super annoying omfg. You are US. YOU REAL
Thanku so much brother