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i was check out landstar broker.com and i ws wonder were does say the pay. i see the trlr type, and weight, and miles but not the pay part
It should say it right there. My brother is leased to them. When I go searching for loads for him it usually says right beside the load what it is paying. It gives the total then it breaks it down per mile.
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i was check out landstarbroker and i ws wonder were does say the pay. i see the trlr type, and weight, and miles but not the pay part


On their broker board they don't state the pay. You have to call them. On their leased truck's board it states the pay.
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i was check out landstar broker.com and i ws wonder were does say the pay. i see the trlr type, and weight, and miles but not the pay part
have to call the agent listed,tell the the pu/del location on the listing,and they will give you the rate.
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It should say it right there. My brother is leased to them. When I go searching for loads for him it usually says right beside the load what it is paying. It gives the total then it breaks it down per mile.

That's only for the trucks leased to LS.Outside drivers/companies have to call the agent to get the rate..
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thanks for the reply. i guess that kinda makes sense not letting everyone see what loads are paying.
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