How To Make $100,000 Trucking Locally With No Experience Hazmat Tanker | Pay Exposed 

Thks bro

Got you

Yes to many ads tho

sir I apprecite how you do I have my cdl with no exprience

I'm interested in getting my own truck. I won't be able to drive it due to my disability. I would like to hire someone to drive it. No money! No CDL! No experience! How can I get started?

Yo mee too! Just got mine this past friday!

Congrats That’s awesome that he’s created financially freedom for his self and his family

Yoo me too just passed my permit on the 24th. Congrats to you guys wish y’all the best

What’s the profit tho

@@jonatkins327 Now I’m at prime halfway through PSD. Wish me luck yall TNT coming very soon

Who you drive for

When in CDL school my teacher was an old timer who recommended getting every endorsement possible. This makes for the most job opportunities and makes you more flexible and appealing to an employer.

Some jobs pay an extra $2 per endorsement whether you use them or not

Don't forget to go for your passport and your twic card. A lot of companies will reimburse even if you never take a Canada or Mexico load or pull from a yard requiring twic. A lot of the well paying local jobs are port jobs in the northeast and South West. Plenty of good cross border loads too! I love seeing stories like this because I've made considerably more in my trucking career local and regional( weekends home) than I ever have working otr. And you don't need to do the time like old timers tell you. You can get local jobs with little to no experience across the US. It's hard to find in some areas, some may not pay as well but, they're out there!

@@daimu7971you're right, but having endorsements does make it easier to find a better variety of jobs and possibly better companies. It's hard to find a comfortable place since everyone wants to work you to death.

Thanks for sharing 👍

How the tanker job?

@@itsjohnanthony A little stressful but overall an excellent job.

What tanker company ?

how much is the pay? also how bad was your learning curve for backin in cdl school? any previous trailer exp or anything

YES SIR IT REALLY IS

Nice! Can't wait to share the road with you out here bro!

what did you find out ? Prices and schools ? Im in 916

Most truckers don’t make shit just letting you know

Before you even go to school. Check oof there's positions with companies where they can train you. I paid $3600. Wish I didn't. My current company trains people for free with no contracts.

Ha!! Same man. Worked for Allied Universal for 2 years at an Amazon warehouse. Sat there and checked in trucks to back into docks all day long now I just got my permit Aug 24. We getting there!

Which companies??? Name them please

@Kiingme30 read!!!!!!

@@Zaidi_227 congratulations 👌🏾💵

was this with experience already? or right out of school

Tried getting on with them. I had a few marks on my license that is too much of a pain to get a report on. Went with Cal Freight instead. Good money. They hired people that only had their cdl permint.

@@danielray1484 Is this in Cali? I have my permit but no money to train for my license

What company ?

Not everyone's that lucky

Motivation!

true we get rid of our volvo with 1 million miles😂🤗

How about getting truck load ready spending about $5k-$15k preventative maintenance. Then your good for at least the first year as long as your following your oil change schedule and putting money up for repairs.

Congratulations

Good pay?

@@BabyyJJ great pay but hard physical work. I'm dragging a 120ft hose around fueling company fleets. It's actually not that bad but I live in Phoenix az and during the summer it's hot as hell. The heat is hardest part of the job.

@@___Ken___ wow. I couldn’t even imagine. Props to you. I’m in Nj and can’t even take our heat sometimes when it gets to 90 degrees lol. Does your company have places worldwide or only az? Wondering if they have spots open in nj and what endorsements they require

@@BabyyJJ I know our company operates in Las Vegas and in Tucson as well. I don't think we operate anywhere else. For this type of truck you need class B with tanker and hazmat. I'm sure there's a refueling company operating somewhere in your area. I'm so exhausted doing this. I've been on my own for about a month now and I've been working 6 days a week. I'm already at 59 hours for the week and I still have 1 more day in the week. I pulled 14.5 hours yesterday. I really like the paychecks though. Let me know if you have anymore questions.

What company ? I have searched so many tanker companies and they want at least 2 years experience.

@@waldorsockbat5737 If he’s talking about fleet fueling, then you don’t need two years right out of school. You actually don’t need any experience for that.

Put the name of the company so peope know ..Ty brother.

what company ?

I would be on board to do the same thing long as im off atleast every other weekend

Hey man.. whats the company name ? Do they hire fresh cdl drivers or experience is a must ?

His name on RU-vid?

@@jonmatel J Vetum

That’s the young buck from Texas right?

He’s from Cali , J vetum is his ytc

@@jonmatel J Vetum

Seems they all want experience online

Were you injured in the army?

Sorry to hear that sir, thank you for your service. May god bless you and your family.

Thanks for your sacrifice for our country!

Check and see if you can still do it with automatic trucks.

Thats what we do baby!!!

Nice. Gotta get you on the show!!

How? I'm new and need help

Is that after taxes ?

90k? . Ohh !! so you r company driver then? Correct me.

@@aacc2216 google

@@aacc2216 I would suggest putting in time and work. Move up the pay scale over a few years and you should be making that or close to that within a year or 3. Some guys I know always work extra days when work is available. Before taxes.

Good point about the referral Bonus

Still doing it?

Where do you suggest to start getting my CDL in a couple months

@@jamaicankingful Well any big company like crst, swift, prime, cr england, etc is basically going to be shit, you wont make much money to start but more than working at regular crap 9-5 ... if you have someone that is already a driver and would like to train you for a bit to get atleast 6ms exp otr, that be great....after that its up to you if want to become a owner opp or company driver....i recommend owner opp, buy a decent condition pre 2000 freightliner truck which would be the cheapest option for maintenance, repairs & fuel, rent a trailer of your choice, dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, etc, dispatch yourself to set your own schedule find a company to contract on too at 10% or less of the load...company driver youll make around 2k clean and owner opp 3-6k a week depends how you run.

@@InNoTime3377 Thanks my brother I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to respond it means alot, and yes I was looking to become an owner op I have money now to put down on a truck but I don't wanna rush things. I figure giving myself a year to learn a little bit then venture off on my own. I'm studying now to get my hazmat and tanker and twic to maximize my value to the industry, thanks once again!!!!

@@jamaicankingful Hey bro no problem, been trucking for almost 10yrs, i always like to help other drivers & give my opinion to others that are interested in trucking....Sounds like you got a good plan & wish you the best of luck in your future adventures 👍👊

Thanks bro we need good people in the Industry. Hopefully one day I'll pass you on the road!!

What did you do?

I am female early 40 new driver got my doubles/ triples, hazmat & tanker and twice card I really want to stay local but only see food companies that will hire me do you think the load be to heavy for females?? Companies like PGF or sysco

@@sharoncross5993 yeah itll be too hard. I worked at PFG for 6 months as a new driver. You're constantly running down a ramp with 400-600lbs of groceries. I know a 6ft 4in guy, the dolly got away from him fell over the edge and it snapped his arm. Do school bus driving, Airgas or even Averitt drop and hook.

@@floored3078 what does airgas drivers earn monthly ?

@@floored3078 how much Airgas drivers make?

I was thinking going into food company female early 40 but wasn't sure if it wasn't going to be to Heavy for me these food companies got some good sign on bonus

@@sharoncross5993 I am 45 and folks in their 50’s and a few in their 60’s work here. It’s common for someone to start and loose 20 lbs in no time. If you can get past the first couple of months your body adjust to the type of work and it’s really not that bad. Worst part is digging for packages that are not loaded correctly. I think it’s worth it and actually prefer this to OTR

@@sharoncross5993 Check out this female driver. She has some vids from when she worked at US Foods in FL ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1bmNySoTazY.html

Thank you I'm going to look right now

That's Kayla I been watching her for a while now I saw her taking a load down in a basement it look like in one of her videos but I guess to stay local and get my foot in the door it's kool PFG drivers get paid $20 an hour and a good bonus best thing I'm home daily when I see them guys unload at a store I pull right up like (I'm Dot Sike) just to get a look when they run down that lift with that food stack up on the dolly I be scared Im going to drop it or fall but I guess you get the hang of it I also be looking at this other lady keeping it 100 trucking something like that she was doing family dollar but I use to lump for Ryder 1100 piece by hand 2 to 3 ppl a truck Know air in the warehouse had to hand wrap and if it was 90 outside it was 120 degrees in the trailer

Do you mind sharing the company. I was thinking about working seasonal

@@g.pearson4726 Werner construction. Hauling asphalt.

@Rafael Alvarez Thank you so much Stay safe

Is the tanker endorsement different from the hazmat?

@@thearyneurn ya they are 2 different things

Congrats man. What state are you in?

@@omjup7972 NY

@@LONGISLANDSKATING How’s it going young buck

@@sonofyah144k2 all good just got my union books , the works hard but I like the schedule. Looking into other companies now that I have some experience

Going to church has value. For some people it is all they have and just being their in the same room with them makes them feel better 😄

@C Burch nice! Stay hustling 💪. I'm 28 now maxing my 401k, ira. Mortgage is my only debt. This coming from a Company driver. Only thing I would do differently is get a duplex, triplex instead of a single family unit if you're trying to get into real estate.

@@OTRMonk The only thing got me nervous is driving in mountains. I've driven in north Arkansas once and it was honestly scary as shit even in a car. Nothing else bothers me if I can live sleep in a truck and no hotel. Is there a way to avoid "mountainous" areas?! Would I have a choice of routes coming with a company training me? Thanks

@@OTRMonk yes SFH renting out is the past, duplex and up to apartment complex is where it’s at for generational wealth

That’s facts. I’m single w/ no kids & I wanna start out doing OTR. I love driving, traveling, & saving $$$

You got this Go after your dream Everyday is a new do to change your circumstances Have faith I believe in you 🤗

not true

That's your best offer? That pays dry van and without effort anyone today brings $2,500-$2,900. Hazmat TX and you want to pay as a non specialized garga?😂

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Well yes and no. A lot of truckers dream of making 100,000 a year , but I've also talked to many of them that don't want to drive a bomb on wheels. ,😄

@@JJ38255 yes I understand but you get to be home everyday too which reduces the chance of getting into an accident.

Every truckers dream is hot lot lizards ;)

@@waldorsockbat5737 lmao

How much money

It's commission 25% which is about $1500 to $2500 weekly. Depends on how hard you hustle. O/O gets a better rate.

I heard someone tell a young lady that had a day cab you can get like a contract with Hotels or deals look on Koko trucker on you tube hope that help

This is right out of school

What company? How did u make it happen?

@@dub112001 Trimac Transportation

what company bro?

I agree I just moved the heck out of California a few months ago to Idaho. Was sick of the politics and taxes and all the regulations. What kind of good local companies are there for CDL drivers in Idaho?

@@JJ38255 try Ruan tanker transportation (milk) in meridian

@@juancastellanos4598 Good to know. thanks for the info. I'd rather haul milk than fuel in a tanker.

Because he always has to interrupt whoever he’s interviewing and stop their flow. For a truck driver he’s a terribly interviewer lol

Pay for RU-vid. PROBLEM SOLVED

If you are on chrome, go to the Chrome App Store and download an app called "uBlock Origin" No more adds on RU-vid. It doesn't work on the app but on the website. If you want to not have ads on the app, then what you have to do is start video and then take the play bar and fast forward all the way to the end of the video, then click the replay button...tada no ads

Dude is out here dropping free game and yal still complain. 😂

He isn’t doing this for free. He has to make his money too. People need a reason to work. This is work for making these videos.

@@598133 this works 😩🙏 thanks

5k a week? they must be o/o

5k a week as a company driver !!??

@@johncartel8547 owner ops bro. However i do know guys that are 1099 driving for fleet owners making 2500 a week

@@illwillbo that’s awesome boss, I’m working on getting my cld but my goal is to own my own trucking company. And $2500 that’s wild, what company!?

@@johncartel8547 just to name a few…c&k, pacella, natex. All in Chicago

Wow. That’s great to know. Idk that and I don’t think many others do Stay safe Thanks for sharing

But E4 with bah is only like 4600.00 a month before taxes but you can make 2 weeks with CDL

Your right there! Go for it