ABF City Driver and Road Driver Pay $$$ IS IT ENOUGH?

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Комментарии • 92

  • @2Brandec
    @2Brandec Год назад +8

    You can also make good money and be home daily in food service but you will destroy your body in the process. I'm making $35 an hour at US Foods at the moment, my road test with ABF is next Monday, for a road driver position. I've been there for 5 years, and Im sick of digging for cases all day and walking 28 miles a week.

    • @eurostep2530
      @eurostep2530 17 дней назад

      So you going to walk away from $35/hr?

    • @2Brandec
      @2Brandec 16 дней назад

      @@eurostep2530 yes. I bring home well over $1400 extra per month now because my health insurance and retirement are free.

  • @BamoweD
    @BamoweD Год назад +2

    Do not really know why I watched your video as a german owner operator but it was really interesting for me.
    Greetings from germany.

  • @dolfrobz8457
    @dolfrobz8457 Год назад +4

    Thank you for your presentation. I think it is better going local! 90% of the time you have work all year round. Road drivers have to deal with so many issues like .. not steady work (working 2 days during the week during the winter season nov-april), you have to deal with snow storms, ice, fog, freezing fog, wind storms, blowing snow with zero visibility, break downs, you name it. You better save for at least 3 months during the good months in the summer or you will be broke or delinquent in your bills for the winter, due to not steady runs why? because of weather related issues. Local is most of the time paid by the hour. You will probably average 10 hours per day during the summer. Overtime after 8 hours. You are working in the city, if you break down they can rescue you pretty quickly instead of being in the wilderness waiting to be rescued for hours, it is nightmare during the winter, it is not pleasant. The big disadvantage (very subjective though) is dealing with customers and traffic. It is not perfect it has its issues, but I would rather be home everyday and work 90% of the time and be safer. Thank you for your point of you and stay safe!

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад +1

      Awesome point of view! Excellent !

    • @isiahgatson7409
      @isiahgatson7409 10 месяцев назад

      Even local drivers up north have to still deal with snow weather

  • @2Pish
    @2Pish 5 месяцев назад

    Words cannot describe how beautiful this video is, thank you!

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  5 месяцев назад

      Thank you too!

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  5 месяцев назад +1

      Can you elaborate exactly what you liked about it it my friend?

    • @2Pish
      @2Pish 5 месяцев назад

      @@MrByTheMile How in depth you go into the rabbit hole about escaping dockworker/P&D, the pay you mentioned about UPS/ABF and benefits and just your general take on things without screaming and being level headed

  • @Musictroper76
    @Musictroper76 Год назад +2

    You are so correct! What do you think happened to CF, Carolina, PIE? ABF pays a fair wage, especially with the benefits and retirement.

  • @Roaddawg68
    @Roaddawg68 2 месяца назад

    What about the company itself ? Not much info out there on this company. Thanks .

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  2 месяца назад

      @@Roaddawg68 very responsible from what it seems. Only picks up freight that really pays

  • @christopherblanton7772
    @christopherblanton7772 Год назад +2

    That's bs....a new driver if paid more and invested in their own individual Ira would net more over time than in an employer pension plan

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад +1

      No they wouldn’t man. Sorry you don’t understand the pension we have clearly

  • @caseymitch3436
    @caseymitch3436 Год назад +2

    But a a non union LtL I make 110,000 a year. Profit sharing, match 401k, and 80 a week PPO low deductible plan. Plus long and short term disability, critical injury and illness, eye, dental, life, . For a total with health for 160 a week.

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад +1

      Call ABF road drivers make 120 to 130 K a year in our pay is going up next year. Also we get the free healthcare nothing out-of-pocket also we get the pension. You got a remember all of that man plus we have job security. 110 K will barely even cover a normal life anymore

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад +1

      And don’t try to come out at ABF Road driver and say that we’re not home. Because we are home a lot! I’ve been home every day and still brought home 18 to 2 grand in a week

    • @veltmcqurter51
      @veltmcqurter51 Год назад

      @@MrByTheMile Dallas is having a hiring event next week. Not for road driver though. It’s for city driver/forklift. What do think the pay is here for road drivers?

    • @inkman411
      @inkman411 Год назад +1

      Does ABF city drivers get paid OT after 8hrs or 40hrs ? What do they do with city drivers seeing LTL work is kind of slow right now are people still getting runs or are they working the dock during slow periods?

  • @deandredickerson6884
    @deandredickerson6884 Год назад

    Just found your channel today and very impressed with your open and honest feedback. I can definitely appreciate it. I drive OTR CT- UT Team 3 years doubles and dry van. I see ABF guys out west all the time. Would love to DM you for possible opportunities in my area as a road driver. Thanks and keep up the great work. I will be tuning in for sure.

  • @bobmoz
    @bobmoz Год назад +12

    Sounds like management talk to me.

  • @goldenwest70
    @goldenwest70 Год назад +1

    Man thanks for the info going to stay at my current job and stack my money and when I am ready and a position is open at ABF I will apply, thanks again your video was really helpful.

  • @tonysmith5034
    @tonysmith5034 Год назад +2

    Have a interview with ABF City Forklift and XPO Linehaul undecided.

    • @Tripp9
      @Tripp9 Год назад

      XPO has road safety officers that follow trucks on the highway to report on infractions. Some as small as crossing the lines.

  • @phillipgarcia7373
    @phillipgarcia7373 Год назад

    What’s up I been watching u since you were at melton I’m a driver 2 yrs experience but just wanted to say I respect what your doing and voicing what you believe in keep at it brother I just got out of trucking and joined the ibew , keep preaching

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад +1

      Outstanding! Unions only brother! I wish you much success

  • @rogerclark2165
    @rogerclark2165 3 месяца назад

    4:45 Southeastern Freightlines paying road drivers .83 cpm starting June

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  3 месяца назад

      Are they also paying into their employees pension plans and fully maxing out the payment for their health care on a monthly basis?

  • @greenlightwoody9988
    @greenlightwoody9988 Год назад +1

    Us teamsters need to remember if we keep asking for more we will lose contracts I've seen it happen. I've known concrete mixer drivers lose jobs because the company sold off ready mix trucks to another company but kept the plants that make the concrete and re hired at a different pay scale. The teamsters kept pushing more money and it caused a shake up.

  • @chrisschleiger6362
    @chrisschleiger6362 Год назад

    Pension and health insurance pays its weight in gold. Great benefits make up for smaller paychecks big time. I'd never drive non union.

  • @cryptonator1988
    @cryptonator1988 3 месяца назад

    I work for odfl and I love it. But they are hiring at abf in Atlanta for part time linehaul is it worth the risk to try to get on as a part time employee? What is the guarantee I will become full-time and if so how long if you had to guess would it take? I dont mind staying at odfl its an amazing company but I really want union pay to get ahead and pay my debt off and truly know I can retire from trucking.. I know freight is slow every where at this moment so idk if it's a wise decision to jump I have to be able to pay my bills and unfortunately not sure part time I'll be able to pay my bills.. also id like free health insurance for life thats a huge perk..

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  3 месяца назад +2

      Email me and exchange phone numbers. We have language in our contract that can ensure you become a full time regular employee. I would go for it . But we should talk first

    • @cryptonator1988
      @cryptonator1988 3 месяца назад

      @@MrByTheMile where can I get your email?

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  3 месяца назад

      You haven’t emailed yet and you have bills bro so stay where you’re at and wait for full time spot near you bro. Not a good time to jump

    • @cryptonator1988
      @cryptonator1988 3 месяца назад

      @MrByTheMile I don't know what your email is brother?

    • @cryptonator1988
      @cryptonator1988 3 месяца назад

      @MrByTheMile I agree 👍 💯.. Biden messed this economy up so badly I know freight is gunna operate differently this year in a way nobody is used to or understands how to predict it. It's going to he a weird odd year for freight.
      I think companies normal slow seasons it's gunna be slightly busier and there heavy season is gunna be slower then projected. Basically the way everyone is used to freight operating the complete opposite is going to happen confusing everyone.
      We shall see but I know its not going to be anyone's best year in the freight industry this year everyone is feeling and sharing the pain of bidenomics now..

  • @christianmays977
    @christianmays977 Год назад

    👏🏾👏🏾 giving me a lot to think about.

  • @robertlopez3129
    @robertlopez3129 Год назад

    Church!! Preach it my brother!!!

  • @hossm1808
    @hossm1808 7 месяцев назад

    YRC was a prime example of workers being greedy now with that being said YRC made some bad business decisions also!

  • @drsmooooovedre7819
    @drsmooooovedre7819 Год назад

    NO volume = SILENT!

  • @TheGuaduas
    @TheGuaduas Год назад

    Great info thanks keep on trucking.

  • @jreb650
    @jreb650 Год назад

    Just got my cdl and applied for the road driver development in dayton. Hoping to get a call

  • @pullinfastduckettzz3213
    @pullinfastduckettzz3213 Год назад

    Nice mug 👍🏽

  • @kalbex9376
    @kalbex9376 Год назад +2

    These days, people think union workers are either lazy, disrespectful, or entitled. People who want to be union think that they can do what they want, feel untouchable, and still have the nerve to demand for higher wages. Union used to mean a higher quality of workers providing a more professional service compared to scabs or cheap labor. Now, a union organization can't even organize the likes of Walmart or Amazon because you got all these shitheads thinking they're super union badass and they get what they want. At the end of the day, a business is still that. It needs to profit and it needs to do more than just stay afloat. Working the bare minimum and having no pride in your occupation are what holds businesses back from becoming bigger and better especially when you got a bunch of Hoffa wannabes running around asking for more and working less. Then they wonder why the gates close when they show up to work one day.

  • @shark7490
    @shark7490 Год назад +6

    I don't understand why you think its ABF that is doing all these great things for you???

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад +4

      When did I say that? Maybe you should see some of my other content and listen. Educated people don’t base their decisions off of a small segment of information

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад

      Call brotherhood of Teamsters all the way that keeps ADF pain what are you talking about man

    • @transhuman9153
      @transhuman9153 Год назад +2

      This guy doesn't give the important details. Show me the money! This guy.

  • @ryerob4815
    @ryerob4815 Год назад +1

    Dang what local are y'all at that's in California paying almost 9 an hour to the pension. I'm on the east coast in a much cheaper city. Thank God it's a low of 11 and a high of almost 16 depending on the local. Oddly enough the one that pays 16 is in an area with a bunch of small cheap towns. But ppl don't include the pension and medical care into their hourly salary for some reason which is a bonehead move. People who go to the doctors a lot are getting paid more than anyone else per hour in the industry.

  • @_pampero_firpo9572
    @_pampero_firpo9572 Год назад

    What's it like as a rock worker b4 bid.

  • @2Rugrats9597
    @2Rugrats9597 Год назад

    I am glad that your happy about ABF, but I can tell you that when another NON -Union company puts towards your pension, plus has a Roth 401K plan and makes over 100k-130k a year , I would take that then a pension because when I retire I will not be taxed to high hog heaven when I retire.
    Pensions are taxed and on top of that u have your Social security which will get taxed high when you go over your marginal rate when I retire. The key to retire is to look poor on paper and have a Roth IRA and a Roth 401K. To each as own. Plus when your making a lot more you can have more cash stashed in the bank as well.

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад

      That’s what I make here man.

    • @2Rugrats9597
      @2Rugrats9597 Год назад

      @@MrByTheMile are you home every day and how many hours do you work a week?

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  5 месяцев назад +2

      @@2Rugrats9597home everyday

    • @2Rugrats9597
      @2Rugrats9597 5 месяцев назад

      @@MrByTheMile so am I and off
      On weekends

    • @2Rugrats9597
      @2Rugrats9597 5 месяцев назад

      Home everyday and off on weekends.
      Only work 50hrs a week. My new bid now
      Pays
      $140k

  • @telleyvestal3351
    @telleyvestal3351 Год назад

    Got a question is Old Dominion freight Teamsters Union?

  • @716trucker6
    @716trucker6 Год назад +1

    What are your thoughts on Fedex Freight LTL ? You never mention them when talking about Non Union companies for some reason

  • @stevenhall5597
    @stevenhall5597 Год назад

    If you don't like it just stay home , save yourself the gas . What harsh work conditions do you endure

  • @sentra2skyline141
    @sentra2skyline141 Год назад

    Sound like a company guy lol, untill ten years later there’s no pension

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад

      Takes five years to become vested.

  • @RONNIE-T-OVER
    @RONNIE-T-OVER Год назад +1

    U will not destroy your body doing food service. It hurts to doit but its good for u better thn otr== eat eat eat lazy lazy lazy
    Drive drive drive lonelylonely lonely.

  • @truebengalsfan
    @truebengalsfan Год назад +1

    How many hours you get as city driver a week

  • @diezales7268
    @diezales7268 Год назад

    Una pregunta hermano,,cuando uno empieza a como le pagan la hr??

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  6 месяцев назад

      30.18. al final del contrato en 5 años el salario será superior a 35 la hora

  • @desgarland5222
    @desgarland5222 Год назад

    What you think about xpo logistics they paying 25.60 top is 31 dollars hour in two years and what times does line haul drivers normally start ??

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад

      Watch more videos I answer all these questions already. Thanks for watching have a good week

  • @sammiller2576
    @sammiller2576 Год назад

    I'm joining abf soon! You're still on the clock for sleeping in the hotel while away?

  • @sethpetrea5447
    @sethpetrea5447 Год назад

    That pay is horrible!!

    • @MrByTheMile
      @MrByTheMile  Год назад

      I’m making 150k a year as a line driver. Pension and benefits makes it 185k 🙏 🤷

    • @sethpetrea5447
      @sethpetrea5447 Год назад +2

      At $26.86 a hour for ABF?

    • @clemora247
      @clemora247 Год назад +1

      😂🤣

    • @Roaddawg68
      @Roaddawg68 2 месяца назад

      ​@@MrByTheMileBut how often are your home, honestly?

    • @eurostep2530
      @eurostep2530 17 дней назад +1

      Bro I was making $26.90 at Frito Lay NON-CDL How in the world is ABF only giving $26.80 with the CLASS A LICENSE at that point they robbing there workers you can’t make this ship up.

  • @freddiethurman
    @freddiethurman Год назад

    I have an interview next week, any tips?

  • @rolandarriaga8214
    @rolandarriaga8214 Год назад

    Got a question..I’m in Atlanta and I just applied for the city and forklift operator but is it possible to go Linehaul after a few months?

  • @telleyvestal3351
    @telleyvestal3351 Год назад

    I like that Teamsters flag man Fo Teamsters👍

  • @sentra2skyline141
    @sentra2skyline141 Год назад

    Your a nice a guy but bro don’t let any one brainwash you union or non union

  • @mario1822
    @mario1822 Год назад

    what's up bro, applied at ABF and got an email from them asking for my s.s.# what happens next? i have experience and current teamster.

  • @lolb4udie
    @lolb4udie Год назад

    Do you know if it's possible to start as a city driver then switch to a road driver later?

  • @campertaeva
    @campertaeva Год назад

    Jaw jacking