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Trucker Income And Expense Calculator

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Trucker Income & Expense Calculator

Do not fill in any fields in a gray background.

Defaults are entered, change them as needed. The default settings are average numbers and may vary depending upon many factors, such as where you live and the type of freight you haul.
Once you've personalized and customozed the data as needed, click "Calculate" to see results. See results below.

Section I: Potential Income

How many days per week are you willing, or do you anticipate being on the road? (You may use fractional days; example; for 5 1/2 (five and a half) days, input 5.5)

How much do you do you anticipate you'll make Per Mile? (Use decimal point; example: for 28 cents per mile, input .28)

How much do you want to make annually?

(Do not use comma; example: for $55,000.00, input 55000)

Click "Calculate" each time a change is made. Scroll down to see results.

Results (The Miles You Will Have To Run/Haul)

Understand how paid miles differ from actual, or hub, miles - it is very important that you know the difference.

You will have to run paid miles at the per mile rate you've indicated above to earn this annual income in mileage pay alone.

This breaks down to: paid miles per month, per week, and per day.

If you're only on the road as many days as indicated above, you will have to run at least paid miles each day in order to earn the above desired income.

Once you've achieved the results that you believe to be correct for your situation, move on to the next section.

Complete Section I first in order to get results for Section II.

Section II: Your Expenses

Do not fill in any fields in a gray background.

EXPENSES: Enter what your estimated daily expenses would be for each category.	Per Day	Per Week:	Gross Mileage Pay	(Week) (Month)
Food			If Section I is not complete, you will not have a number in the boxes above. If that's the case, go back up & input the data.
Phone
"Misc"			Health- Dental- Vision	(enter per week cost)
Truck Accessories.
Fuel			Your Weekly Gross Paycheck Less Expenses	(before taxes)
Misc.			Your Monthly Gross Paycheck Less Expenses	(before taxes)
			Click on "Calculate" each time you make a change.

Estimated Trucking Income (Defaults entered, you can change)
Estimated Trucking Expenses (Defaults entered, you can change)
Compare Trucking to What You Make Now (Whether salary, hourly including bonuses and/or overtime you may earn now.)
Summaries and Comparisons
What's A Penny Anyway? Compare two drivers' wages based on their pay per mile.
How much difference a penny or two or three or more per mile can change your annual wages.
All Calculations Are Estimates Only.

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A truck stop, also known as a transport cafe in the United Kingdom and as a travel center by major chains in the United States, is a commercial facility which provides refuelling, rest parking, cat scales and often ready made food and other services to motorists and truck drivers. Truck stops are usually located on or near a busy road.

The diesel fuel islands at many truck stops can get very crowded. Most trucking companies have accounts with one or two truck stop chains and, after negotiating a specific price for diesel, require their drivers to fuel exclusively at supported locations. Truck stops near a large city, or on the east or west coasts, suffer from the most congestion at their fuel islands.

Most long-haul tractors have sleeping berths, and many truck drivers keep their diesel engines running for heating or cooling for the sake of comfort. Because idling diesel engines make considerable noise (and are a source of pollution) they are often banned from such use near residential areas. Truck stops (along with public rest stops are the main places where truck drivers may rest peacefully, as required by regulations.

Estimated Trucking Income (Defaults entered, you can change)
Estimated Trucking Expenses (Defaults entered, you can change)
Compare Trucking to What You Make Now (Whether salary, hourly including bonuses and/or overtime you may earn now.)
Summaries and Comparisons
What's A Penny Anyway? Compare two drivers' wages based on their pay per mile.
How much difference a penny or two or three or more per mile can change your annual wages.
All Calculations Are Estimates Only.

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Any calculation, summary, description, or paraphrase of a regulatory requirement on this site is intended to provide general guidance only. Please consult the text of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for a full account of the applicable requirements. All calculations should be confirmed and checked before using. Requirements and calculations can change as regulations change.

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