Con-way increases pay rate

Oct 5, 2012

Con-way Truckload announced two improvements to driver pay packages. Effective Nov. 25, the company is instituting a $.01-per-mile increase in mileage pay, applicable to both company drivers and owner-operators. The company also is changing the standard for unpaid wait time when drivers are detained at customer loading docks from three hours to two.

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