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Freymiller announces increase in driver pay

CCJ Staff (CCJ)

Apr 11, 2018

Updated Apr 12, 2018

Freymiller (No. 212 on the CCJ Top 250) has announced pay raises for its company drivers and owner-operators.

The pay boost for company drivers includes an increase in tenure and experience pay, as well as the doubling of stop pay.

Freymiller owner-operators will see a 6 percent increase in per-mile pay, which the company says equates to approximately 3 cents-per-mile.

Company CEO David Freymiller adds that drivers can expect another pay increase within the next 90 days.

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