I hit my weekly GOAL

Posted by Little_Walrus169@reddit | Truckers | View on Reddit | 29 comments

I already know some people are gonna say it’s AI or fake… but honestly, as long as I know it’s real, that’s what matters and yes i’m real trucker

2 years ago I was an Amazon driver bringing home about $1,600 every 2 weeks.

When people kept saying trucking was dead, I didn’t buy into it. Same industry, different mindset. Not all truckers move the same or think the same.

Now I’m making 3x my old monthly Amazon income in just one week.

Hit my goal for this week too ✅

Posting this to show what’s possible when you trust your instincts instead of listening to the noise. On my way to drop my last load for this week, Stay safe out there 🫡

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we-meet-again@reddit

Well the app is AI lol. But the numbers might be real. How many app users have you got?

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ze55@reddit

This guy is just promoting his app loadbuck

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PhilosopherSad7457@reddit

Man I can’t wait to get there… you Owner op?

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Little_Walrus169@reddit (OP)

Yeah I’m an owner op. You’ll get there bro, just stay consistent and learn the numbers.

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For sure, yeah I’m already scrunching numbers on my down time even tho I’m just a company driver rn… but they consistently book loads at an avg of 2.25/mile, so when I factor in my pay+mpg/price of gas (not including other overhead) they may make a little over 1k each load, they have plenty trucks almost 100 so I guess it’s sustainable based on how long they’ve been in business, I’m not the guru here but it does seem like some undercutting at times

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Aggravating-Meal4984@reddit

What kind of truck did you buy for your first truck

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Little_Walrus169@reddit (OP)

2018 Volvo vnl

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seanfmcgee@reddit

You running your own authority or leased onto a company?

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nicerakk@reddit

You a team truck? If not, those miles must have carry over from the previous week. Almost 4600 miles on a 70 hr clock with 5 pickups and deliveries is highly improbable for a solo. My verdict is that's not a true 1 week load plan if you have a load from the previous weeks pay period that you deliver on the first day of this pay period. Your inflating your numbers. But it's still a solid pay on your weekly settlement. Just under $3 a mile. Good job.

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Little_Walrus169@reddit (OP)

Yeah you’re right. I had one load from the previous weekend that delivered at the start of this week, so it rolled into these numbers. I still hit my goal though

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vfittipaldi@reddit

This is exactly why nobody should believe the "Weekly Gross" posts. The load that carries over makes a huge difference and its no longer a true weekly profit.

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nicerakk@reddit

Incredible week for certain! 🔥

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Physicballs1655@reddit

You should start selling courses and mentor memberships for how to get those loads and big money.

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Little_Walrus169@reddit (OP)

😂 Nah, I’m just trying to run my truck and keep things moving. Still learning every day.

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Physicballs1655@reddit

I was just screwing around after seeing 2 posts from the same “dude” selling his trucking business management app for truckers after learning to code from the front seat.

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TeacherGoneTruckin@reddit

What app is this? Pretty cool…

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Little_Walrus169@reddit (OP)

loadbuck

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TeacherGoneTruckin@reddit

Thank you!

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Exciting-Car-3516@reddit

It’s possible. Depends on lanes, speed you run, how good and efficient the pickups/deliveries are etc. not possible weekly but you can do about 500 miles a day average running recaps so at least 3500 a week

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nicerakk@reddit

I agree with 3500. Not 4530. Even drop and hooks would be difficult. It would have to be something like shuttling trailers between 2 location for a week that are 650 miles away from each other. With the ability to get your 10 hr on each site without going to a truck stop

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Little_Walrus169@reddit (OP)

Yeah, one load rolled over from the weekend because I was late on delivery. Thanks brother.

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Little_Walrus169@reddit (OP)

Package delivery