How you're being compensated definitely matters. My company pays hourly and it's daily overtime. Double time after 12 hours. It's definitely money to be made running locally.
Awesome glad to have you here. I’ve only run Ford Explorers out of Chicago so I don’t really know what we have up there. But the explorers paid pretty well from what I remember.
I’d say apply and see what they have to say. If they hire you they’ll train you and there’s lots of good runs up that way so your not in a bad area for United
I'm almost positive its 22,501 in monthly revenue for the 4 percent productivity bonus. And you can absolutely make money running local. Under normal circumstances at Twin Oaks PA I hit that 4 percent every month. Starting early is the key . 1 30 am start time for me.
Yes sir getting most of your driving done before the world wakes up really makes it much easier to not get behind. As for the production Ik I’ve always gotten the 4% so I’ve never really looked into the exact number so you very easily could be right on that
Hello I know that you put this comment out a very long time ago but I was wondering if I would possibly be able to talk to you a bit because this is my dream job and twin oaks pa would be the place I would want to look at because I’m not to far from there. I would really appreciated any information you could give me.
The money you’re going to make running local varies. Varies depending on what yard you’re running out of. Rates are not the same. And of course you have to hustle. I run local and beat $8k every week. Sometimes $10k+ when working saturday. I see rates from some Terminals that it’s nearly impossible to get to that revenue.
Your not wrong there I won’t name any yards but some of the rates can be like giving the loads away. Then to top off the low rates you get 3-5 stoppers lol. But I’d say most places you can make good money at you just have to be on top of your game
Well 1st off! CONGRATULATIONS 👏👏👏👏 on that new addition!!! Good luck on that local work therebrother, lots of loading and unloading! But it could be possible to make it! Nice that United Road gives u that opportunity to stay around in ur situation! God bless you guys and pray for good health for your wife and baby! Prays go out for them... Keep us posted on how that goes brother!!!
Thank you very much that means a ton to us. She had an appointment today so it seems like it’s gonna end up being sooner rather than later. But I’ll keep everyone posted on how things go
I’m about to go to moore transport for there lease to own program the only problem is I’ve been on a chain truck for a while and crossing over to a strap truck a little nervous
Hello !! ,i cant wait for your next video!!!, and congratulations for the New Babe!!l , and there is much difference in money doing otr ??? , Thanks for your time to answer my questions !!
I'm going to be applying with your company out of Stockton California . I had a question for you about driving in the snow. Here in California and Nevada we have the Donor pass I'm sure you've been through it before and a lot of times it's a mandatory that you have to chain up. Does your company make you chain up at all times or only when it's mandatory? Also does your company give you the leeway if you choose to shut down because you don't want to chain up due to safety is that an option also?
So I honestly don’t know about the chain up rules because I’ve never actually driven through that area. I’ve been to Cali 1 time and that was taking i10 into la. As for shutting down fort safety concerns I don’t see them having a problem with it seems how they really let you run the truck the way you want to. Plus if a company tried to force me to run when I feel it’s unsafe that would be my last load with them.
As a brand new driver I’d say $900-$1200 after you get quick at it and learn to unload and load in under 4-6 hours 1500-1800 most weeks and then once you get fast like most people with a year or two off experience being able to load in 1-1.5 hours unload in 35 min you can pretty easily top 2000 a week
Also depends on area you in, weather ect. Relationships at steeler ships. Equipment your running, quick loader, high rail. High mount, etc. Strap, chain, older, newer equipment...alot to consider. But stay determined..and don't low ball rates, effects everyone
Bro I have seen your UA-cam channel about a week ago really informative and giving encouragement to people who are interesting for car hauling! The money you are talking about is that the money you’re bringing home? How much estimate car hauler can make in a month?
So no the $2000-$3000-$4000 loads those are the money to the truck now most car haulers are paid a percentage of that. Normally around 25-30% plus bonuses. I’ll say the average take home should be around $8000-$12000 monthly
Shoot me an email and I can answer any questions you may have. But really if you’ve done car hauling before I’d say you’ve probably seen the same things there as you will here for getting hired. I will say the thing that rocks here is how easy going it is. As long as you’re making money and not damaging things here they leave you alone.
😂😂😂 no owner op is making 22k a week they may hit that number from time to time but not every week. I hit 22k in a week a few times a year but any o/o that says make that every week is a liar. They are trying to say they’re making $1,144,000 a year.
@@CarcarrierTv I just want to know what it the realistic average if you can help me with that. I operate a multi truck dry can company for 6 years and I kind of don’t want to spend my life making $6k or even $8k per truck if the opportunity to make twice that is available. Can you let me know what is the average weekly mileage, employee pay and gross?
Ok I’ll give you a quick run down but this is also a great idea for a video so I think I’m gonna make a one for video on this today. But in reality if your running high mount 8 car trailers behind the trucks you own figure 8k low end 12k high end per week in normal times. In today’s market I’d say 7-10k if you run your 70 clock out each week.
@@CarcarrierTv I can make that with dry vans. 3,500 miles will generate $8-10k. Are you talking about managing and dispatching yourself? Probably not, I assume you mean working with dispatching companies that cut your rates in photoshop?
Hey boss, do you have your own truck or you drive for united? can you lease to own? If they have company drivers, how many cents a mile is it and dies the rate increase?
I’d say it’s very good. At least there’s tons of work up there and that work goes all over the place. Now I haven’t been there in about 6 months so idk if we lost or won any contracts up there so I’m giving you info based on when I hauled cars from up there.
Hello sir, I have an interview today via zoom… when you’re talking about making over 7k a week are you a company driver or a lease purchase operator? And what does STI stand for? You mentioned it a couple of times… Thank you for your time.
I was talking about what the trucks making not me as a company driver I make 25% of what the truck makes plus bonuses. Sti means subject to inspection. Congrats on the interview I hope it goes well for you. Who are you interviewing with and for what area
I need to hire a transport for a 72 nova with 18" tires and exhaust is 4" ground clearance there going to be a prob with the wide tires and clearance ?
Wide tires no I’m guessing it’s tubbed so that’s not gonna be a problem. As for the exhaust maybe but with enough boards and a car hauler that knows what their doing could haul it no problem. Where are you looking for it to be hauled to and from. If you want it enclosed that’s even easier. But I might know people that I can shoot you their number to get it hauled. DON’T USE A BROKER EVER
If you get a call on it from u ship all the person are they bringing their own trailer because your not brokering it. Give online auto connection a call they are out of Buffalo ny they are a good company explain the car to then they run to Florida all the time
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How you're being compensated definitely matters. My company pays hourly and it's daily overtime. Double time after 12 hours.
It's definitely money to be made running locally.
I’m going to be working for United road out Chicago ridge starting next week. These videos are pretty informative. Thank you
Awesome glad to have you here. I’ve only run Ford Explorers out of Chicago so I don’t really know what we have up there. But the explorers paid pretty well from what I remember.
I’m in Chicago recently got my CDL’s and was thinking about driving for United any advice?
I’d say apply and see what they have to say. If they hire you they’ll train you and there’s lots of good runs up that way so your not in a bad area for United
Got a kid otw and just got my CDL looking to make money and thinking of starting my own business instead. Love the video.
That’s awesome congrats on the kid. And I wish you the best with starting a company hope you can do it and make millions
I'm almost positive its 22,501 in monthly revenue for the 4 percent productivity bonus. And you can absolutely make money running local. Under normal circumstances at Twin Oaks PA I hit that 4 percent every month. Starting early is the key . 1 30 am start time for me.
Yes sir getting most of your driving done before the world wakes up really makes it much easier to not get behind. As for the production Ik I’ve always gotten the 4% so I’ve never really looked into the exact number so you very easily could be right on that
Hello I know that you put this comment out a very long time ago but I was wondering if I would possibly be able to talk to you a bit because this is my dream job and twin oaks pa would be the place I would want to look at because I’m not to far from there. I would really appreciated any information you could give me.
I was looking at either running local at the twins oaks or regional out of bmore. How is it running out of oaks ?
@@rafikwoodson7792 I've been there 16 years. Great place to run out of.
The money you’re going to make running local varies.
Varies depending on what yard you’re running out of. Rates are not the same. And of course you have to hustle. I run local and beat $8k every week. Sometimes $10k+ when working saturday. I see rates from some Terminals that it’s nearly impossible to get to that revenue.
Your not wrong there I won’t name any yards but some of the rates can be like giving the loads away. Then to top off the low rates you get 3-5 stoppers lol. But I’d say most places you can make good money at you just have to be on top of your game
I need numbers, can you tell avg gross, driver pay, mileage ?
Well 1st off! CONGRATULATIONS 👏👏👏👏 on that new addition!!! Good luck on that local work therebrother, lots of loading and unloading! But it could be possible to make it! Nice that United Road gives u that opportunity to stay around in ur situation! God bless you guys and pray for good health for your wife and baby! Prays go out for them... Keep us posted on how that goes brother!!!
Thank you very much that means a ton to us. She had an appointment today so it seems like it’s gonna end up being sooner rather than later. But I’ll keep everyone posted on how things go
Where in TN are u from?
We’re from the tri cities area
😂😂😂 4th . I seen a video he was at 6. I love it 🙌🏽
Wheres the rest of the series? Please
I’m about to go to moore transport for there lease to own program the only problem is I’ve been on a chain truck for a while and crossing over to a strap truck a little nervous
Don’t worry about it in the least good one hold up from where you would normally load Chain truck and you’ll be fine
Love your vids would like to do what you do I’m in ltl union driver now here in pa md
Tha m you and if you ever decide to there’s always opening here to become a car hauler
Hello !! ,i cant wait for your next video!!!, and congratulations for the New Babe!!l , and there is much difference in money doing otr ??? , Thanks for your time to answer my questions !!
Thank you as for the money difference yes there can be but I’m gonna show how to cut it down as close as I can over the next few weeks
I would not put it all on the next week. I would spread it over the next weeks.
I need a car shipped 90 miles in Massachusetts to Massachusetts
Your best bet is gonna be to hire a tow truck. Because honestly a single unit move will probably be bid around $200-$400
I'm going to be applying with your company out of Stockton California . I had a question for you about driving in the snow. Here in California and Nevada we have the Donor pass I'm sure you've been through it before and a lot of times it's a mandatory that you have to chain up. Does your company make you chain up at all times or only when it's mandatory? Also does your company give you the leeway if you choose to shut down because you don't want to chain up due to safety is that an option also?
So I honestly don’t know about the chain up rules because I’ve never actually driven through that area. I’ve been to Cali 1 time and that was taking i10 into la. As for shutting down fort safety concerns I don’t see them having a problem with it seems how they really let you run the truck the way you want to. Plus if a company tried to force me to run when I feel it’s unsafe that would be my last load with them.
I do OTR drop deck currently. I’m interested in car hauling. Can you send me information about United Road, thanks in advance.
Yes I can shoot me an email
Deluxe auto carriers is hiring. United road is losing a lot of contracts
As new driver to car hauling , how much money can one expect to make at the end of the week
As a brand new driver I’d say $900-$1200 after you get quick at it and learn to unload and load in under 4-6 hours 1500-1800 most weeks and then once you get fast like most people with a year or two off experience being able to load in 1-1.5 hours unload in 35 min you can pretty easily top 2000 a week
@@CarcarrierTv thank you for the detailed reply
Also depends on area you in, weather ect. Relationships at steeler ships. Equipment your running, quick loader, high rail. High mount, etc. Strap, chain, older, newer equipment...alot to consider. But stay determined..and don't low ball rates, effects everyone
Quick question do they have any positions on the west coast area? United road that is. Thanks in advance .
I honestly don’t know. But they are normally hiring coast to coast and we have terminals out that way so I’d say probably but I can’t be 100% sure
Bro I have seen your UA-cam channel about a week ago really informative and giving encouragement to people who are interesting for car hauling!
The money you are talking about is that the money you’re bringing home?
How much estimate car hauler can make in a month?
So no the $2000-$3000-$4000 loads those are the money to the truck now most car haulers are paid a percentage of that. Normally around 25-30% plus bonuses. I’ll say the average take home should be around $8000-$12000 monthly
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I’m with cassens’s transport thinking about joining United roads... any advise for me
Shoot me an email and I can answer any questions you may have. But really if you’ve done car hauling before I’d say you’ve probably seen the same things there as you will here for getting hired. I will say the thing that rocks here is how easy going it is. As long as you’re making money and not damaging things here they leave you alone.
@@CarcarrierTv what’s your email
Carcarriertv@gmail.com
And you get 25% of that
So you can do car Harling locally?
Depending on the area you live but most yards have local hauls
I’m interested at this job
I live in Texas .
Any company you recommend to work with them ? Thank you
United has lots of work in Texas. Shoot me an email and I can walk you through some run ideas and see if it’s something you might want to do.
Wait, are numbers discussed the employee pay or owner operator gross? Because I heard owners make $22k per week.
😂😂😂 no owner op is making 22k a week they may hit that number from time to time but not every week. I hit 22k in a week a few times a year but any o/o that says make that every week is a liar. They are trying to say they’re making $1,144,000 a year.
@@CarcarrierTv I just want to know what it the realistic average if you can help me with that. I operate a multi truck dry can company for 6 years and I kind of don’t want to spend my life making $6k or even $8k per truck if the opportunity to make twice that is available. Can you let me know what is the average weekly mileage, employee pay and gross?
Ok I’ll give you a quick run down but this is also a great idea for a video so I think I’m gonna make a one for video on this today. But in reality if your running high mount 8 car trailers behind the trucks you own figure 8k low end 12k high end per week in normal times. In today’s market I’d say 7-10k if you run your 70 clock out each week.
@@CarcarrierTv I can make that with dry vans. 3,500 miles will generate $8-10k.
Are you talking about managing and dispatching yourself? Probably not, I assume you mean working with dispatching companies that cut your rates in photoshop?
Then I would stay in vans if you are making that. Drivers will want to be paid 25-30%
Hey boss, do you have your own truck or you drive for united?
can you lease to own?
If they have company drivers, how many cents a mile is it and dies the rate increase?
How is the Local Baltimore MD market with united road ? Do you know ? Can find out
I’d say it’s very good. At least there’s tons of work up there and that work goes all over the place. Now I haven’t been there in about 6 months so idk if we lost or won any contracts up there so I’m giving you info based on when I hauled cars from up there.
Hello sir, I have an interview today via zoom… when you’re talking about making over 7k a week are you a company driver or a lease purchase operator? And what does STI stand for? You mentioned it a couple of times…
Thank you for your time.
I was talking about what the trucks making not me as a company driver I make 25% of what the truck makes plus bonuses. Sti means subject to inspection. Congrats on the interview I hope it goes well for you. Who are you interviewing with and for what area
I need to hire a transport for a 72 nova with 18" tires and exhaust is 4" ground clearance there going to be a prob with the wide tires and clearance ?
Wide tires no I’m guessing it’s tubbed so that’s not gonna be a problem. As for the exhaust maybe but with enough boards and a car hauler that knows what their doing could haul it no problem. Where are you looking for it to be hauled to and from. If you want it enclosed that’s even easier. But I might know people that I can shoot you their number to get it hauled. DON’T USE A BROKER EVER
@@CarcarrierTv from nashport Ohio to melbourne florida
Are you looking for enclosed or open trailer?
@@CarcarrierTv sorry open ive had it on Uship for a couple days
If you get a call on it from u ship all the person are they bringing their own trailer because your not brokering it. Give online auto connection a call they are out of Buffalo ny they are a good company explain the car to then they run to Florida all the time
Hey, I transport in the southeast region. Can I get your email to reach out to you for advice on scaling my business?
UA-cam won’t let me send it on here but if you go to my newest videos they have it listed in the description
Why? You not making money. U Need a new game plan. Common sense you not making money man.