was looking for info on fed ex cc

denny2010

Expert Expediter
hooked up with a o/o and have job lined up.. was just looking to ask others some questions...

the o/o said the truck made 225,000 last year. team drivers....
the pay is 42% he pays for everything....
what can i expect working for fed ex cc?
 
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layoutshooter

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Those numbers are possible IF the truck is TVAL. ART and everything else qualified. It will be hard to do with a new team with no experience. I would not count on that.
 

layoutshooter

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Those numbers are possible IF the truck is TVAL. ART and everything else qualified. It will be hard to do with a new team with no experience. I would not count on that.
 

fedexhatch

Seasoned Expediter
i've been with Fedex since sept. and love working for this company. Im a van driver and have still done very well. A friend of mine has a straight truck and does over 400,000 a year ofcourse its he and his wife as a team and they are able to buy a new truck about every three years. when they go to trade their truck is paid for if that give's you any idea. they have been with CC for over twenty five years. one thing I can say about CC they are a class act. do what they say and say what they do. good luck!
 

jjoerger

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
US Army
$400,000 a year? That has to be the highest grossing straight truck in the fleet. Sure would like to meet them sometime.
 

davekc

Senior Moderator
Staff member
Fleet Owner
400k in a straight truck? No....not seeing it with a truck leased to a carrier. But there have been in the past some wild tales of making three dollars a mile and always being predispatched.
 
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highway star

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
Great... THANKS A LOT!!... Now I have to go buy a new bovine excrement meter cuz that totally fried it!
 

Moot

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
Now I have to go buy a new bovine excrement meter cuz that totally fried it!

Wow! That's 2 meters you have fried in one week. The first with that dispatcher thread and now this one. You really need an in-line fuse or circuit breaker. Hey, did I ever tell you about the time I ran 6000 miles, all loaded at $1.50/mile in one week?
 

highway star

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
Hey, did I ever tell you about the time I ran 6000 miles, all loaded at $1.50/mile in one week?

Probably, I don't know. Sometimes all that super trucker blah, blah, blah, makes me tune out and go to my happy place.
 

BillChaffey

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
US Navy
"Buy a new truck every three years" these $400,000 a year folks are NEVER out of debt.;)
 

usafk9

Veteran Expediter
Not so fast there, Steve and Joe. My numbers were not far from the OP's, and we were in a bare-bones dry box "D" unit. There were a few weeks we took off that I regretted, and I believe we could have beaten that amount.
 

fedexhatch

Seasoned Expediter
sorry a few of you dont believe it but its a fact! he and his wife stay out 50 weeks a year. they have been with fedex for over 25 years and they buy a new truck every three years and three years later its paid for. I also asked another fedex straight truck driver that knows them and he also said its true! As for me I could care less. Im not in their league. just a van driver.
 

purgoose10

Veteran Expediter
sorry a few of you dont believe it but its a fact! he and his wife stay out 50 weeks a year. they have been with fedex for over 25 years and they buy a new truck every three years and three years later its paid for. I also asked another fedex straight truck driver that knows them and he also said its true! As for me I could care less. Im not in their league. just a van driver.

I may be wrong but I don't think Fed Ex is that old. It was Roberts Express, but I think they came in around 95 or?
 

davekc

Senior Moderator
Staff member
Fleet Owner
Never seen numbers like that when we were there. Then again, if that is the numbers with a dry van, we should see a post pop up from the reefer crowd making claims of over half a million with a single truck.:rolleyes:
 

layoutshooter

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Never seen numbers like that when we were there. Then again, if that is the numbers with a dry van, we should see a post pop up from the reefer crowd making claims of over half a million with a single truck.:rolleyes:

A half a million is not likely. A quarter of a million is doable. My per mile loaded rate was well over $2 last year and is running that way this year so far. Drive 100,000 loaded miles................. it can be done. I GUESS you COULD drive 250,000 loaded miles to make that half million gross, don't know when you would sleep though.
 
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