I'm currently leased on to a company that I just hauled a load of frozen turkey from Waco Texas to Harmony Pennsylvania. The frozen load I took there paid a little over $1700 and is a contracted load for my company. I deadheaded back to Byseville Ohio and picked up a dry broker load to haul back to Waco Texas and it paid a little over $1900. I'm wondering why the frozen load that took more miles paid less.
I'm hauling turkey and smell a fish
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by robbiehorn, Jan 11, 2011.
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Maybe things coming out of Texas still aren't paying that well?....But that does seem a bit low to me also
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Like the others have said, and most o/o have to take a low paying load to get back where you take it to get out. Just one of the perks of living there, not.
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got that right nick...... things are slow right now in fla an texas
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Pretty basic supply and demand. If there are ten trucks to haul five loads, rates go down. If there are five trucks to haul ten loads, rates go up.
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