I had an owner operator for UPS last night and ask about my company and he told me he was getting $1.20/mile pulling for UPS driving 7000 miles a week with his wife and killing his truck. I thought UPS was supposed to be a good company. Is $1.20 per mile high or low for leased owner ops? I can't imagine they're making any more than company drivers after taking out the truck expenses so why would anybody do this? Wouldn't this guy make a ton more getting his own numbers and just hauling freight off of load boards?
UPS O/O getting $1.20/mile
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Midnightrider909, Aug 17, 2017.
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Because he was an owner op leasing from a contractor, that's why. Did you ask him if the 1.20 was after all expenses or without.
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For a lease operation, 1.20 flat rate sucks...
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They shouldn't allow sub-leasing at all, this is where people get screwed.
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Got an offer from Coyote Logistics, who is owned by UPS, to run peak time freight for them (UPS), power only. $750 a day to the truck. I said, "no thanks."
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