how much does a truck driver with his own truck net & gross?
152873
There are alot of veriables. Depending on weather you are paying for your own athority, truck, fuel, or if you are working for a company. With all of that in consideration a truck driver can average after a year in the industry anywhere from 40 - 100 grand +.
86578
Take a look at salary.com. You can get an estimate there.
410787
All over the country, I am a truck driver.
541858
if your looking for a partnership in business,try using the cash with expressed idea that your time as to be included,a great venture is cleaning bulk liquid trailers(the insides),generates 6 to 7 mil.a year minus operating costs.check in your area if there is one and if regulations allow it
903000
Depends on where you work, a small shop may pay\nabout $16 an hour, a car dealership would pay slightly less\nbut also pay comissions.....\n\na auto/diesel college is a good start..........\n\n\n(those $65 per hour rates is what the SHOP gets, not the mechanic.\nIf you own your own shop and are the ONLY mechanic then\nyes you can GROSS $65 per hour....minus electricity, insurance,\nwater sewer, bldg rent ect.....
372459
If there were no truck drivers how would food get to the store? How would anything you buy anywhere get there? Truck driving is a hard job, you have to get a CDL license,hours on the road causes health problems, long hours, low pay,heavy lifting,and putting up with inconsiderate drivers to boot! And that's just the beginning of it...\nI appreciate truck drivers because I know how hard they work,how many hours they stay away from their families and they do it all so people can buy things!\nIf I see a trucker trying to come around a corner I make sure I stop so he has plenty of room which usually gets horns honking ... most of the time the trucker acknowledges you for it, so it's worth the honking.We should all be very considerate of our truckers.\nThey are a part of our everyday life more than people realize!
174483
how much do you make?
455005
I ride a Gravity.  Independent trucks are the way to go. I'm sure they have their own website you can checkout.
347170
I drove a comapany truck for over 26 and had 2 accidents which cost me nothing -I am 46-they are taking advantage of you!!! BUT I have a friend who also drives a company truck home at night because he is on-call and one night he got drunk drove the truck and totaled it-HE had to pay for the truck.\nSo if you were working for the company,on company time doing the job you were suppose to you are OK.\nIf you were out in their truck messing around you are screwed.Talk to your parents or ask a policeman and tell him you think they might be pulling soemthing on you-you may even get your $$$$ back.\nYou have Rights no matter what age you are!!!!!
1028856
Has to do with the job. I would say between 30-40 bucks an hour. Because of the Gas prices and the fact that you go to their house.
1059911
Depends on how much you make.
378179
It depends how big the truck is
529178
You make more driving an old truck.  It is much more of a challenge.  \n\nNew truck payments will kill you, too. \n\nCheers!
500025
Look into a company called 2 Men and a Truck.  We have used them to get to at least 2 states that I can think of off hand and they do a wonderful job and have always been at least $30 - $40 dollars cheaper than the everyone else.
291113
No one in his right mind pays a per-hour rate. Figure out how long you think it's going to take, multiply that by 2.5, then multiply that by the hourly rate you'd like to make.\n\nOr, as I tell everyone, "however much money he has to spend, that's how much it should cost." The problem is learning how to figure out how much money people have.
910750
Good question... I drive in the Busch and Truck Series, so I'll use my pitcrew as the example.  First, if they were just average, they wouldn't be on the pitcrew, but I understand where you're coming from.  Most of my pitcrew guys are also fulltime in the shop when we're not at the track.  My tire changers are also mechanics and fabricators, my fuelman is also my hauler driver... As far as what they make, they are on salary and make anywhere from $45,000 a year to $65,000 a year, depending on their longevity and responsibilities.  There are a few crewmen who are strictly there on race day and we pay them about $400 for that day.  We also provide their travel and uniforms.  I hope this helps.
591132
Cargo vans.. they are like $100 a day (depending on the area), but you don't have to pay mileage fees. And they are a lot bigger than some of those UHauls. A lot of places will still charge the one-way fee (anywhere from $100 -$300), but I found it to be a LOT cheaper than renting a moving van that charged mileage.