[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

I see you refuse to answer the question ,,, the answer is NOTHING! you can sit all weekend and not get paid. And it happens regularly.

I did answer it. They still get paid. If it's a dedicated lane, that driver is on salary, not per-miles. And sitting all weekend is rare for most drivers. Even then, the consignee (delivery point) reimburses the carrier.

While your at it, please advise how many hours a typical driver drives a DAY, lets see,, they changed the rules some was it 10 or 11 plus a few extra not driving

It's 14 hours per day and they can use the remaining 10 hours however they want.

[MrPiper]

It's 14 hours per day and they can use the remaining 10 hours however they want.

And just how many years of OTR before you can get a dedicated run??? and 14 hr days.... ya, thats gonna attract a lot of good people ...NOT! PS, I have a class A w/all endorsments, can I start tomorrow with a dedicated run?