Yes , but our dedicated trailers pay round trip . All of the loads out of our Owensboro terminal are dedicated . Some loads out of Calvert City are dedicated . If not we get $.40 a mile for deadhead .
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Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by justgreene, Apr 24, 2011.
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I know here, the driver gets screwed on the deadhead for free.
I am quite satisfied with the funds I generate. However, with the price of fuel, it has become tighter than normal. -
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There is no doubt that you have a sour tone in your throat on this. However, maybe it was not your cup of tea.
My company has a very good program.
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Its just like everything else in life, what works for some dos not work for others, I know some RV transporters that do pretty good, and others that hate it. as long as your happy with it that's whats matters right? as for me I cant see making a decent living doing it. but that's just me.
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What is the average line haul rate for RV's ??? I was visiting with a RV hauler out of Indiana at a truck stop a while back and he stated $1.20 per mile (I think, it was a couple months ago).
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A driver from horizon that I talked to in september (Indiana on i90 at a truck stop) claimed he was making $1.35-$1.55 pm and never got backhuals.
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