Truck Driver Pay Packages! | 75%/25% vs 88%/12% Split | Which One is MORE Profitable in 2023?

[@elcastorgrande]

The only question is what is the real dollar amount being paid for each load? If the rate per mile is fiction, no deal is a good deal.

[@jeramiekochlefl-bodner5965]

The 90/10, 88/12 equates to the 75/25 with the trlr rental fees added + tolls ect. You wiuld just have to do the math to average it out to see what the average percentage was.

[@jeramiekochlefl-bodner5965]

Also trlr rental fee + if you have your own trlr changes that

[@jeramiekochlefl-bodner5965]

But anyway ronan… why do you say the last video that market should have no effect on company driver pay.. but on your website offer a flat cpm rate for your LP operators

[@jeramiekochlefl-bodner5965]

That’s basically saying you agree with me and California that LP shouldnt be allowed.

[@angelmaldonado9415]

Hello I apply and recruiting department sucks didn’t answer my questions and they were joking around and no attention on my questions

[@Countrycashflow]

Trailer is not always included in 75/25 just look at landstar. You pay rental but they take care of maintenance. If you run for a Chicago company they’re taking a couple hundred off probably. 75/25 you’re still paying for everything hence the lower percentage 🤦‍♂️

[@adambennett2176]

Thanks!you guys rock!!! Can u hire me??? I'm based out of commiefornia.

[@brittneywilliams2730]

No

[@blackspiderman1887]

​@@brittneywilliams2730lolol. You for got say, "No but thanks for the 5 dollars"

[@nbob402]

I did great at 90 10 split and saw Every conformation. I was self dispatced and paid for cargo and my share of liability. Thats it So really think 75 25 is a ripoff

[@payne7761]

I think what he's saying is if you never want to be home and you want to drive all the miles you can the 88/12 is the way to go. If you want more of a work/life balance then the 75/25 is better.

[@SoloQueOnly]

I'm with a company as lease purchase I Get 100% of the load brand new truck 800 weekly payment I pay them 300 a week to keep the 100% though with rate cons if I want them

[@Mbxpress2023]

How do you like it so far? And do you get referral bonus for bringing lease purchase drivers?

[@SoloQueOnly]

@@Mbxpress2023 love it the freedom is nice. yes depends on the company on how much. I think mine pays a thousand.

[@M.OliviaBChannel]

Very transparent

[@kingsleysarfo.]

I’m not an owner op so forgive me so layover and detention the company still gets a percentage ? I figured maybe it all goes to the driver since he’s the one waiting please enlighten me thanks

[@danielross7032]

If you own your truck you should be booking your own loads.

[@damoskee3817]

Can I get a copy of the spread sheets ?

[@Haulin_n_Ballin]

I run at 100/100

[@Mbxpress2023]

Are you guys looking for Lease Purchase drivers out of Ohio?

[@trindon9439]

Hi, what program or website you are using to do your videos? Thanks in advance!

[@NorthAmerican-Trucking-News]

Hey @trindon9439 we use the adobe creative program to produce/edit our trucking videos! No problem!

[@trindon9439]

@@NorthAmerican-Trucking-News Thank you!!

[@NorthAmerican-Trucking-News]

@@trindon9439 no problem! thanks for watching!

[@josephmua9749]

Ronen how cam US based owner operators apply to work with you guys without having to go into Canada?

[@stikfamaster2]

They have a location in Georgia, maybe there's some local loads 🤔

[@NorthAmerican-Trucking-News]

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[@BuBBa_onFive]

When are you going to be doing a lease out of Georgia

[@NorthAmerican-Trucking-News]

We already started

[@krickshorts5346]

My head hurts listening to all ths hocus-pocus, Ill b a co. driver.

[@srtvertigo]

Keep hauling that cheap freight! Lol @ $2.10 per mile

[@kingsleysarfo.]

I mean 2,000 miles a week at 2.10 cpm with 75/25 88/12 still not bad after paying for gas I mean roughly 70,000 k $ a year ain’t too bad ofcourse could be more but in these times it is what it is

[@israel42hurtado]

2.10 pm is normal…. People got too comfortable at getting $2.95 and over per mile during Covid with their high truck notes. The times are going back to normal with trucks rates lowering, which will have a direct correlation to inflation going back down.