Education

For us truck drivers it's a short, low cost training process, then we hone our skills while earning a decent living. Below stats by degrees held, unemployed rate %, income on average earned, and time approximately to obtain a degree. Ref: US Labor Statistics. 

• Doctorate degree 1.2% unemployed avg wk earnings $2,278 8-10yrs training? 
• Professional degree 1.3% unemployed $2,363 wk 8-10yrs training?
• Masters Degree 2.2% unemployed $1,840 wk 6 yrs training?
• Bachelors Degree 2.5% unemployed $1,543 wk 4 years training?
• Associates Degree 2.8% unemployed $1,099 wk 2 years training?
• High School Grad 4.2% unemployed $930 wk basic learning k-12.
• Less than HS 6.2% unemployed $738 wk income.

Trucking with EAS-E Auto

Varied pay structure is different for specific reasons. Load per mile rates today per load board results. It takes about $2.20 a mile for the truck to profit with all the trucking expenses.  

• Long haul, I want max miles right? 685 miles $1.23 mile, not even a long distance, ones over 1000 miles listed at $.25
• Mid run regional, this is our focus NY>ME 427 miles $2.34 ok low return but, into profit maybe .14, NY>PA 205 miles 3.90 net 1.70
• Short haul if it gets us to the next load 61-130 mile loads avg 4.50 net 2.30
• For you as a driver interested in signing on If all hours you'd be upset they aren't 14 hr day runs, or the mileage you'd want lots of miles, but then there's the profit 20% to start short runs you're up $46 on a run that took a hour to load, 1 to offload and mileage done in 2 with a coffee stop. Mid range a extra $60+ on half a day's trip, if they line up, add another haul. at my hourly local that's 1/3 of a 8hr day total, plus you're getting miles, hourly, IRA, Healthcare earnings added.  Apply here!

How's my benefits stack up if I stick around and stop job hopping?

In 2025 depending on which stats from 25-50% retire with 0 savings relying solely on SSI. Pensions at most places are a ancient thought. So part of my mission is to take care of those that take care of and grow this business. 

• You put in 50 hours a week hauling freight, and earn $62.50 in your retirement account. 
• 50 weeks working a year gives you $3,125 consider that a bonus when comparing jobs. Not year 1, each year.   Nothing special moderate risk investing for 5% yearly return. 
• 5 years later it's grown to $13,650 earning $683
• 10 years in $34,689 earning $1,734 a year.
• It's your retirement funds, if you matched it with pretty minimal compared to income of a driver 3.6% to be exact of your gross income you'd have $78,611 earning $3,930 a year interest. 
• Investments vary on your tolerance for risk, either way if you have more time the balance grows. It isn't wealthy, but it isn't retired with no savings either, whether you add to it or not. We're also saving you on healthcare to free up funds for your security. 
• Add no more if you have another 10 years you'll be up to $128K earning a extra $6,400 a year. Kept on $206k with a extra income of $10k a year. You determine your strategy we'll help the process along.