Here’s how one trucking company won in the worst year ever

Jan 05, 2021 at 02:14 PM CST
GP Transco says that the reason that they’ve been able to grow in such a tough year is because they’ve continued to invest in their most valuable resource — their professional drivers, offering a combination of top pay and robust benefits to keep turnover low and driver satisfaction high. Solo over the road drivers at GP Transco earn an average of 60 CPM (which equates to $72,000 — $89,000 per year) on top of a wide array of benefits for themselves and their families as a recognition of their skills, professionalism, and customer service.

Jan 05, 2021 at 02:14 PM CST

GP Transco says that the reason that they’ve been able to grow in such a tough year is because they’ve continued to invest in their most valuable resource — their professional drivers, offering a combination of top pay and robust benefits to keep turnover low and driver satisfaction high. Solo over the road drivers at GP Transco earn an average of 60 CPM (which equates to $72,000 — $89,000 per year) on top of a wide array of benefits for themselves and their families as a recognition of their skills, professionalism, and customer service.