Owner-operator paycheck breakdown! 💰

15 days on the road, steady miles, and a solid net. Do you think it's worth it?!🤔🚛 #OwnerOperator #TruckingPay #FreightLife #truckingbusiness

[raulo]

$.90/mi and he's gotta pay insurance and maintenance. I also noticed you charged him interest on the fuel. That's fucked up.

[markmiller]

Just think the exchange rate cuts down even more, the driver is working for next to nothing vs the risk and debts, needs to be double that to even make it worthwhile.

[LoremasterYnTaris]

That seems like pretty low pay for someone who has to pay for their own insurance and repairs. I'd be happy to get that as a company driver, but if I'm an O/O, I'm getting out and going elsewhere.

[TitusPullo]

Alot of worthless insurance and that's beyond the worst fuel surcharge you should be embarrassed.

[infinite]

Thats horrible. Market sucks . Let's hope for the best but expect the worst.

[cubanito]

Thank you for sharing this numbers, atleast now I don’t feel bad about my numbers 🤣 and i am only regional out of miami florida 🤣 .

[ernestosandoval]

If that is the best might as well park that truck losing money working for ET

[curbstomp]

Screw that I'm making that driving for a company.

[edwardvelasquez]

Dam I don’t feel so bad as a company intrastate delivery driver out of west palm beach Fl .. fuck O/O too many fees and bullshit from brokers

[OlehMelnychuk-rgwl]

1.57 gross a mile .ET is probably the lowest paying company on the whole continent.
BTW current market average is 2.14 a mile for dry van for spot market. ET is contract, so they should be at 2.30 at the minimum.

[ESYT]

Laughable!!!
That’s pretty much company driver pay.

[roderikkk]

Hello, I’m a truck driver in Portugal Europe, would like to know if you can help me, becoming owner operator in USA/ Canada, I have Canadian drivers license. G, in Portugal I have C+E, with professional card code 95 or CAM, my English is fluent written and spoken, I have family in florida, Pensilvânia, and NY. Thank you

[somebody]

$1 something a mile. Why even be an owner operator? Makes no sense with ridiculous low pay

[MrWhisper]

The trucking business will NOT get better! Have been in the business for 24 years and every year the rates get WORSE the super carriers will end up taking every penny!! I live in the Central California Valley 80% of the produce of the 🇺🇸 comes out from this valley 1000+ loads a day but the mega carriers have taken everything!!

[artem]

4630÷5460=84cents. What truck doesn't have expenses like tolls, diesel antifreeze, brakes, tires...😂😅