Dick Simon Increases Pay

Aug 31, 2001

Dick Simon Trucking, Inc., announced a pay increase of up to 5 cents per mile for its drivers. It’s the largest increase the company has offered and was effective in April.

An experienced solo driver will have the opportunity to earn up to 37 cents per mile, and experienced teams can earn up to 40 cents per mile.

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