[terryandrene]

,The grass always
>looks greener until you get there.


The grass may be greener but you still need to bring a lawn mower

[LDB]

>Overwhelmed...

If you would post rates paid to each unit class you'd answer probably half the people filling out the app and reduce the overwhelming response tremendously.

Leo Bricker, 73's K5LDB, OOIDA 677319
Owner, Panther trucks 5507, 5508, 5509
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[Moot]

The grass always
>looks greener until you get there.

In this case it should read..... The grass always looks browner until you get there.


Sorry couldn't resist.

[Deville]

What is the story with the new york metro area, like JFK airport, Newark & and Laquiadia? I run alot of Philly Int'l airport loads to, but your ads had somthing on there about Local airport recovery P/u & delivery runs.

Thats probaly similar to what I'm doing now, so it would intrest me.
Any Info?

[fastman_1]

I made the call just waiting for the call back









































Owner/Operator since 1979
Expediter since 1997
B Unit Semi Retired
Somedays are Diamonds and Somedays are Stones

[vango]

An experienced,sprinter, husband-wife team, is waiting in Dallas Tx.for "the call back from recruting ".Do ya'll need sprinters out of Texas?

[jbrbears]

No, not at the moment. We are anticipating huge growth in that area in the next 3-6 months, once our sales staff pushes the expedite brand more. check back with us then...;)

[johnnywalker]

Hi, I noticed on the ups expedite website that ups charges about $2/mi for cargo vans and I read in another post that the cargo van pay is 0.90cpm plus 100% of fuel surcharge. 0.90cent is only about 45% of the loaded mile pay. Just curious, is my information accurate? Also is the fuel surcharge based on the 0.90cents or the $2?

[Gener8]

Just sent you application for cube van out of Cleveland Ohio
will do local and otr. Might be interested in other form of employment. Recruiter, sales, etc. Thanks for any consideration

[johnnywalker]

Hi, I have a friend with a 26ft straight truck (solo)in atlanta, ga but he doesn't have a sleeper. Does ups have a need for such a truck in atlanta. He is more than willing to go long distances. And what is the rate of pay for such a truck? And does the rate of pay increase (for all vehicles) when you drive over a certain distance (say 500 miles)

[jbrbears]

>r u looking for straight trk teams for portland ore.. what
>is rate... year requirement for trk thanxs

Not at the moment...we are currently paying ST rate of $1.45/mile...subject to change here in the very near future. truck should be 1997 or newer. the Northwest in general has never been a strong area for us, under Menlo, but who knows what's going to happen with the UPS customer base...check back with us in about 6 months..
;)

[jbrbears]

A sleeper is not necessary for a ST, since the driver is solo. At this time, the atlanta market is closed...I've got enough drivers being processed for that area right now...once we explode down there, I will let everyone know when we will start hiring again. peace;)

[wallytrucker1]

r u looking for straight trk teams for portland ore.. what is rate... year requirement for trk thanxs

[johnnywalker]

Hi, I noticed on the ups expedite website that ups charges about $2/mi for cargo vans and I read in another post that the cargo van pay is 0.90cpm plus 100% of fuel surcharge. 0.90cent is only about 45% of the loaded mile pay. Just curious, is my information accurate? Also is the fuel surcharge based on the 0.90cents or the $2?
And does the rate of pay increase (for all vehicles) when you drive over a certain distance (say 500 miles)

[jbrbears]

>Hi, I noticed on the ups expedite website that ups charges
>about $2/mi for cargo vans and I read in another post that
>the cargo van pay is 0.90cpm plus 100% of fuel surcharge.
>0.90cent is only about 45% of the loaded mile pay. Just
>curious, is my information accurate? Also is the fuel
>surcharge based on the 0.90cents or the $2?
>And does the rate of pay increase (for all vehicles) when
>you drive over a certain distance (say 500 miles)

the fuel surcharge is based on the .90, as far as charging customers $2.00/mile, that is inaccurate...it's lower than that, but I'm not at liberty to say what THAT is...
;)