FINALLY! HOW MUCH I MADE IN MY FIRST TWO WEEKS | EPISODE 12 | HOT SHOT TRUCKING

You need to renegotiate that 25%. I get 74% and insurance, dispatch, and IFTA, are all included.

3 hours to navigate NYC? Bruh c’mon. Verrazano Bridge to the L.I.E. You need a new GPS

Was a Oompa Loompa loading the roof thing lol

It’s a ford explore not exploder I’m on this mission my self

You live in Owensboro ky

Truck drivers jobs are losing value daily, Last year I was working full time budgeting groceries, unable to afford date nights, and missing time with my kids just to make extra money. These days I learn how to make money online, Using my job to finance my goals, You can't be an employee forever everyone should know, homeschooling and making profits every week should be the goal.

Definitely something I want to do to get out of the construction industry.
Honestly I wouldn’t be upset at all taking home that much.
I feel the freedom in driving and being semi working for yourself is less stressful then what I’m doing now.
My body is feeling it now im construction. Over 10 years already.

I have a dumb question maybe, if your actual rate per mile is $2 and gas at 6 mpg and gas is $4/gallon or 66 cents per mile, doesn't that take a huge chunk of your profit (not to even mention insurance, tolls, etc)?

Do you need to buy your own truck and trailer to lease on with somebody?

“I had to do what I had to do” is why y’all gone keep complaining about pay not sure how y’all don’t u get that but that saying is what’s killing you guys

Thx for sharing. I thought about hotshot trucking for myself. I drive a truck for Old Dominion freight. Just realized I make more money for less time without all the overhead. Glad I watched this video.

Princeton indiana on day 10? Looks like pierston. I live near Henderson so that cool to see lol

I live in NJ and i do this, i never go too far, i always come back same day no later than 5pm, i lets say do the "long trip" for 900 or 1k than when i come back i take anything over 300 to pay my diesel and i take home for me like 800 or 900 a day not bad, i have never take one of those over 1k jobs but i get home daily no later than 5pm

Any recommendations on who company can I start out with for a brand new dot and MC#’s. I’m out of Jacksonville fl

How do u get ur own mc?

What does that come out to per hour of work. I know drivers get paid per mile, but in terms of labor (per hour of work), what does it come out to? For the two weeks, is that an average of $20 per hour?

It takes 12 mins to tell us how much you made....

Is this pretax or post?

Can I ask who your broker is?

Owner operators of CDL are making 1500 a day driving local

Get Clc card for hotels makes them way cheaper

Broe the numbers breakdown was awesome 🤝

Love the video hes very determine

I am considering this, definitely gonna pull the trigger in the couple months just need more research and "How to" cause I'm clueless

Hauling for money, makes it commercial correct? And more than likely the weight rating on your drivers license is less than what you’re normally hauling, and even if your empty if your truck and trailer are licensed to haul more than your drivers license is rated for you can get nabbed, just be careful out there, some of these states are really cracking down on smaller “hotshot” trucks

I wish you the best of luck on future runs. What is a MC number?

I'd like to hear your recommendation since I'm not truly making a living doing this it's only like a hobby that I need to keep the expense down. To make an even out and pay or costs but I don't want to compete with guys making a living just not fair.

I'd still love to drive maybe haul trailers back from Texas occasionally. 🥴

That was a thought first week 👍

An mc would be a good thing except then it raises insurance rates. Plus so I'd have to haul more it's just not like it used to be. B

You done it right but for me it would onlyake sense to do non CDL. Most what I do now is ag exempt. And if I take any loads they are local or short haul. I just don't make a living doing this anymore but I still love driving and traveling and I just think I should pay for more fuel tires maintanance and expenses. But I will not compete with any drivers CDL non CDL. As they must make there money for a living I'm not in this to make a living I just enjoy driving my truck and trailer. Thanks for you content. 😃👍

Bro the bell and quality of life for such little pay is not worth it. You’d be better off getting your hvac and starting your own business

$2,800 every two weeks ? That’s nothing I make that sitting on my ass at the railroad .

Brother, did you rent a trailer at your beginning or you bought one ? I’m starting but 40’ trailers week rentals are almost 1k and idk if I could be profitable with that or not.

Non cdl?

Only do a hotel if you gotta do a 34hour restart for your logs.

Shower at loves or pilot.

What was pay per hour? Out of the $2800

Are you in The US or Canada?

Ya make some damn good videos man, thanks,!!!

$500 to $700 for both nights in a hotel. $50 to $100 in tolls. Plus possibly other expenses not included. Less them, drops your weekly avarage income. Down from $1,440 to between $1,150 and $1,000. May be lower and or at times. I would deffinitely rather be the broker!!

Wtf? I leave Monday to Cali from Ohio back to Ohio Friday team driving, was making 2500$ …. 5,000$ in 2 weeks and I’m not responsible for anything

25% dispatch thats a lot you need to change the company or get your own mc or if you dont want that kind of responsibility find a company that will allows you to dispach yourself for 7-8%

"Doing what you got to do" is the trap It brings the whole industry down. Just refuse the loads and do something else until they learn the value of what we provide.

How can someone that doesn’t have start up money get into this business. I’m very interested but disgusted in myself bc I don’t have start up money

After taxes you made about 22hr

What income tax rate are you at? Canada is nuts... So out of that 2800 here in Canada, near 30% would have to be put aside each load for taxes.

Does the location you live hurt your bottom line…?

Underrated man keep it up