Been company for my 6 months then went to lease for 4 years saved my money buyed my own equipment. I understand people making these videos I really understand but nobody never talk about how you can come up from leasing if it's a walk away lease programs. I feel if you just drive company the average brings home between 1000-2000 why not do a lease and make between 3000-5000 a week? If you're goal to become a o/p
What you said about having money in the bank and the truck not breaking down is so true. That's just how it is. No money, and your truck will break down.
The fee for walking away early from your lease is the next 30 days of lease payments and what they call a restocking fee. So probably more like 25 hundred
Would not do lease right now. Honestly wouldn’t come to Dart right now period. Freight has dropped. We are lucky to get any runs right now. Be careful what your getting into. I won’t lie just to get a bonus. We are slow. Have been for a while
They do on OSI and OPI. If your on mileage you don’t need to know how much the load pays because your only being paid per mile. I will do a more in depth video about that again. I also have older video up that you can check out for different pay options at Dart
The reason they check your credit is they want to know if your good at doing what you say you will do. If you have bad credit that means your not good at handling money and not good at fulfilling your promises.
@@RoadScholartrucking There is a certain carrier out there (Not Dart) that I know when they are financially not in the best shape. There lenders tell them NO COMPANY drivers right now only owner ops or lease ops to bring into the company. Carriers would much rather have there drivers pay for the bulk of the costs then have to pay for the bulk of the costs themselves.
Been company for my 6 months then went to lease for 4 years saved my money buyed my own equipment. I understand people making these videos I really understand but nobody never talk about how you can come up from leasing if it's a walk away lease programs. I feel if you just drive company the average brings home between 1000-2000 why not do a lease and make between 3000-5000 a week? If you're goal to become a o/p
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Love what you said execute a plan walk away from the lease in a position to buy your own equipment
Keep working hard man , happy everything worked out for you
What you said about having money in the bank and the truck not breaking down is so true. That's just how it is. No money, and your truck will break down.
Im still doing 98% Drop Hook. However we only do direct freight
Your awesome man I just applied at Dart today waiting on my approval doing the lease purchase thx for the video man .
The fee for walking away early from your lease is the next 30 days of lease payments and what they call a restocking fee. So probably more like 25 hundred
Looking to come aboard on Monday. Hope I’m making the right decision. Starting off as a company driver than I’m going to switch to lease…
Would not do lease right now. Honestly wouldn’t come to Dart right now period. Freight has dropped. We are lucky to get any runs right now. Be careful what your getting into. I won’t lie just to get a bonus. We are slow. Have been for a while
Thanks for the info!!!!
Can’t forget about the Dart Express relay company option.
They take 32% if you book you own loads? That's robbery.
Does dart have inward facing cameras for the O/P and lease purchase drivers?
Not when I was there
I think I'm gonna look into Dart. Also, who is your accountant lol.
Thanks
Let’s do this
What tha?? I just seen some other guy on a four year old video talking about lease purchase in the oil field making $5000 a week. Was that you?
Probably
If you pick per mile pay instead of percentage how much is the per mile pay?
In this market I would choose company driver
How much u get paid or average lease purchase !!!
I take home between 1800 to 2600 after expenses but before taxes
I applied today and used your name. They told me they can't lease to drivers out of Illinois.
That doesn’t sound right. I will have to check on that. Thanks for letting me know
@@RoadScholartrucking No problem.
How long have you been at dart?
2.5 years
I got 16yrs experience I’m thinking about coming on as a LP driver with the way the market is do u think it’s a good ideal at this time
No
Hell no
Most definitely not. In this market you would do better as a company driver.
@@RoadScholartrucking I’m trying to hold on my rope not holding up too much longer thinking of going back company 😤😮💨
Dart transit broke me then they took my truck 10,000 away from payoff
Are you still doing pretty good with them on lease purchase
I am, but my truck is almost paid off. I might do another lease purchase with them in two months and hire a driver to drive this truck.
What year was your truck that you leased from dart
2017
They also don't tell you how much the load pays!!
They do on OSI and OPI. If your on mileage you don’t need to know how much the load pays because your only being paid per mile. I will do a more in depth video about that again. I also have older video up that you can check out for different pay options at Dart
@@RoadScholartrucking I'm percentage but regardless I feel like as a lease driver I should know how much I'm being paid!
As a percentage driver you should know. They send the rate over with the offer before you accept the loads.
@@RoadScholartrucking How do I know if they don't give me the info!
I don’t understand your question. If you get paid percentage they do tell you the pay. It’s on your pre plan offer.
What Dart do you contract with!! They don't let me pick or have self dispatch!!
That’s a division called OPI. Contact your fleet manager about getting on it. There may be a waiting list right now
@@RoadScholartrucking Thank you!!
The reason they check your credit is they want to know if your good at doing what you say you will do.
If you have bad credit that means your not good at handling money and not good at fulfilling your promises.
But even bad credit gets approved for leases
I’ve seen some guys with credit scores in the 400’s get approved
@@RoadScholartrucking There is a certain carrier out there (Not Dart) that I know when they are financially not in the best shape. There lenders tell them NO COMPANY drivers right now only owner ops or lease ops to bring into the company. Carriers would much rather have there drivers pay for the bulk of the costs then have to pay for the bulk of the costs themselves.
Yeah like getting a divorce can reap havoc on your credit. Did anyone think of that?
How is it with dart
When’s the pay days ?
The day after your load is complete if you submit paperwork before 13:00. Otherwise the next business day.
How much experience does dart require?
None. You can start as a new CDL holder. They do require 6 months OTR to go lease purchase
Thank you, how old can the 6 months be? Been off the road taking care of my wife for the last two years, diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
@@johnholley7749 honestly not sure
Been at Dart and they are too slow
How is that going to benefit me if I give them your driver number?
You don’t have to give them my number. It’s just a way Dart thanks us for helping drivers out. I make plenty of money without the bonuses.
You will have an ambassador on your side to help you through.
Ok that is what I want to hear