#driverpay

[thethinkingman]

While the trucking industry as a whole scrambles, lies and manipulates to fill empty trucks, Walmart takes a proactive approach. They have one of the lowest turnover rates in the industry and their drivers consistently rank as the best treated. It's a shame that doesn't trickle down to how they treat outside drivers at their D.C's. If Walmart can do it so can the ATA member companies. #walmart #drivers #truckers #driverpay #wages #pay #turnover #truckingcompanies #ata #fleets #bluecollar #skilledlabor #truckinglife #truckerslife #driverslife #cdl #cdla #truckdriver #meetrealtruckers https://www.instagram.com/p/BtCj6LnFGW4/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3h2bfftgw0b1

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High-dollar freight means high cost consideration: Heavy and oversize hauling

Heavy, oversize hauling's high costs can yield high profits if done right

There is a lot of nuance to the heavy-haul/oversize trucking niche -- higher equipment costs and insurance requirements, permitting and pilo

The greater investment and specialization a job requires, the better the pay, right?

To the owner-operators and small fleets who've weathered the rates storm in freight the last several years, it might not feel like that’s the case. But for small fleet owners and owner-operators in the specialized oversize/heavy-haul trucking, it mostly holds true.