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Many factors influence this, depending on what kind of transportation you are doing, the country or international transportation, there are orders to Yakutia to Siberia where, due to harsh conditions, the cost of delivering cargo is higher, each region has its own salaries and possible income. Well, if we take the standard of 5 working days, 2 days off with the opportunity/without the opportunity to sleep at home, about 80-120 thousand rubles. If you work in harsh conditions, then from 120k to 180k. If international transportation is from 150k to 220.

Well, in short, you can live normally on a truck driver’s salary in Russia, save some money, support your family, save up for a good car, buy and equip a house, etc.

@@rpavagaer0096 face the truth and consider the many negative factors. Health in exchange for family well-being is not so good. Prices are rising on everything, and truck drivers are getting a pittance. The employer promises big earnings, but in reality, robs his subordinates.

@@meddylad And this is happening with all the roads that go to Moscow. They are all being repaired!

I see Russian use alot of machines from western country to build roads, like Volvo and Catpillar 😉Ironic, aren’t we from the west Nazist and only makes shit, or is it just russian shit propeganda 😉And Mercedes truck 😅. U should drive China truck or rusky shit trucks 😅

The quality of roads in Russia is disgusting, and in some regions there are simply no roads. Officials steal billions, the asphalt is of poor quality, drivers often carry more than the norm, every spring the highways are closed, not allowing trucks to drive. If there are excellent roads somewhere, then these are isolated cases, often only uneven, cracks, it is difficult to drive, and sometimes very dangerous. Russia still lags behind Europe in terms of road quality

@@chilltrucking 'cause Moscow is a separate state and it doesn’t care what happens outside its borders

@@RosyFirefly Proof?