Where can I make at least $1500 a week paychecks?

Hello guys, I recently joined this forum a year, and it has been a tremendous help.

Now my question is where can I go work and make at least $1500 a week gross every week?

I have 4+ years experience OTR, with 1 year recent as of now.

My DAQ and FMCSA profile are squeaky clean. The only negative against me is a truck stop fender-bender bump in January. No insurance claim was made, and not even sure it's on my record to be honest.

I'm currently at K&B Transportation and suffice to say the BS at this company is unrealing. Sadly, the cons outweigh the pros since I joined this company. The micro-managing and constant back and forth day driving then night driving switcheroo is not worth the $1125- $1250 a week paychecks unfortunately. The headache is not worth the $55,000 a year this company pays.

Before that I was at Schneider, and even though I was paid less, I actually made more money here once the safety and performance bonuses are paid. In my 9 months here I made about $58,000, and was on track to hit $75,000 until my miles dropped all a sudden.

I'm trying to save up at least $25,000 and buy a truck and be an owner operator eventually (sadly I should have already have the money saved up, but didn't through bad choices and here I am still a company driver).

So I really need your guys help in finding a good company where I can realistically make at least $1500 a week, possibly even more. Also, an APU or option to idle the truck would be great.

Lastly, I'm out of San Antonio, but since I am newly single I honestly don't mind changing my home state and CDL if I have too.

Please any and all recommendations are appreciated. Thanks

 

I know all about being a trainer. At CR England I took home anywhere from $2500- $4000 a week straight to my bank account. Honestly though, I don't want to handle that type of stress anymore. Plus, I don't think it's possible to make that with England anymore since I use to train teams and husband/wife, and I believe they only do single student training now.

I don't want to do team either, as honestly I don't think the other person would be able to keep up with my style of rolling, plus I like sleeping on a non moving truck and not having to cross my fingers as the other person drives.

Have been thinking about maybe trying to get into heavy haul, but I honestly hate the thought of strapping in all weather conditions. Plus I always see those guys tightening straps in the side of the road and everywhere else.

LTL and food service sound great, but haven't seen one where I would make at least $1500 a week.

How much money weekly is possible hauling cars for Cassens?

Thanks

 

Haha, good one. I was like hold on, he forgot to list the names and numbers... then it clicked!