Does anybody know what Panther pays a "D" unit??
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anther pay
>Does anyone know what Panther pays per mile on "D" units
>now? They used to be $1.35, but I heard it changed?
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According to the recruitment info they just sent me all their rates have went down since I talked to them a few years back.
Cargo Vans $ .77 per mile
(2,000 lb. - 4,000 lb. capacity)
Straight Trucks-12 Ft. - 16 Ft. $1.10 per mile
(4,001 lb. - 9,500 lb. capacity)
Straight Trucks-16 Ft. - 20 Ft. $1.20 per mile
(9,501 lb. - 12,499 lb. capacity)
Straight Trucks-20 Ft. - 26 Ft. $1.20 per mile
(12,500 lb. - 16,000 lb. capacity)
Tractors $1.55 per mile
(42,500 lb. capacity)
anther pay>Does anyone know what Panther pays per mile on "D" units
>now? They used to be $1.35, but I heard it changed?
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>
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According to the recruitment info they just sent me
all their rates have went down since I talked to them a few years back.Cargo Vans $ .77 per mile
(2,000 lb. - 4,000 lb. capacity)
Straight Trucks-12 Ft. - 16 Ft. $1.10 per mile
(4,001 lb. - 9,500 lb. capacity)
Straight Trucks-16 Ft. - 20 Ft. $1.20 per mile
(9,501 lb. - 12,499 lb. capacity)
Straight Trucks-20 Ft. - 26 Ft. $1.20 per mile
(12,500 lb. - 16,000 lb. capacity)
Tractors $1.55 per mile
(42,500 lb. capacity)
REanther pay
>Thanks for the reply. Is this about the same as other
>companies are paying?
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I think, but I'm not sure, that they're one of the only one's with a flat rate. I know FedEx's rates go up and down. I've ran loads for $1.00 a mile, and ran short ones for almost $2.00 a mile. It probably averaged out.. the big difference that I see, is that with Panther, you know what it's going to pay ahead of time... You might check out the Driver Survey on the E/O Homepage and compare the YEARLY averages in relation to the miles run, to get a better idea, or maybe some Panther drivers can give more insight..
anther pay>Thanks for the reply. Is this about the same as other
>companies are paying?
>
>
I think, but I'm not sure, that they're one of the only one's with a flat rate. I know FedEx's rates go up and down. I've ran loads for $1.00 a mile, and ran short ones for almost $2.00 a mile. It probably averaged out.. the big difference that I see, is that with Panther, you know what it's going to pay ahead of time... You might check out the Driver Survey on the E/O Homepage and compare the YEARLY averages in relation to the miles run, to get a better idea, or maybe some Panther drivers can give more insight..