When is the Right Time to Become an Owner Operator? (Company Driver VS Owner Operator)
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Is now a good time to become an Owner Operator?
Let's compare 4 pay statements from 2 Owner Operators and 2 Company Drivers to see who makes more money.
Only you can decide when it's the right time to become an Owner Operator!
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Also, take into account that the owner has his taxes to pay. That was basically his Gross.
And more than likely a truck payment
Thanks for the video!
I'm an owner operator, not with ET, and the numbers discussed are pretty.
so no accurate?
TRUX ARE CHEAP IN CALIFORNIA! ID WAIT FOR PRICES TO DROP/FUEL TO CLIMB THEN BUY IF YOU CAN SIT FOR A WHILE!
Rohan u r doing great job
Company driver killing it! They not adding fuel and repairs. Tires etc
Thats what I keep seeing, While the owner operator looks like a nicer pay check there are a LOT more expenses to consider. Still pays more regardless but surprises can cost a lot too.
I’m making 2100$ a week as a company driver I love it
@@jellalshadow2318 and how much goes into gas? Weekly
It says how much the driver paid in fuel and the other videos go in depth for repairs.
@@angelinavasques9804ask his company
Great info sir 👍
Et is solid..waiting to get my full 2yrs
could you please get me job in ET ?
It feels like All the variables will most likely stay the same. Insurance, maintenance, truck cost, but not Fuel this will get cheaper 🥰
Awesome video brother
That passive income video would be great Ronen! Looking forward to it. Thank you!
Thank you have a good day
So your company driver doesn’t get paid anything else except per mile? No pick ups no deliveries, no hourly paid waiting - loading time, trailer changeovers?! What a crap mate. Also, showing O/O gross before him doing his taxes and on the other hand not mentioning that company driver gets 11k tax return so add another at least 450$ on his 2 week payroll.
What about the depreciation of a vehicle as an Owner Operator?
Can you please talk about lowboy trailer and step deck
Please explain 'payroll deductions" , is it reimbursable amount?
Cool sharing ♐️👍
Hi. Where is your company?
omg your company dont pay nothing wao
really? how ?
Hello there my name is Samuel and I’m 18 years old. I am a very big fan of trucking and was looking into getting my CDL. I tried calling trucking schools go see if I can get a job at 18 after getting my CDL, but all the school I called told me that they can’t help because I’m too young and most businesses need drivers who are 21 or older.
So my question is how can I get a job after getting my CDL license, and would it be possible for me to buy truck and start my own owner operate business at 18???
So I wouldn't be an owner operator until you are older. I got my intrastate license when I was 20 and you can find a job to get experience. When you turn 21 you will be ready to work for a bigger company and you can save for a truck if you want. That is what I did and it has worked well for me. Also some companies will pay for your cdl so try to look into that if you can.
When you say owner operator does that include their own truck and trailer ? Or just the truck?
Juste the truck
Wait a min....they look like the same Driver🙂😂o
Honest to God ur company pays too low.
really ?
how much other companies pay to owner operator and company driver per mile ?
I'm so bad with money and I like my truck prestine, definitely will not be profitable for me to go o\o. Found very generous Boss, 10x