Assuming you’re based in California with your name, AB5 just passed which makes owner operators leased on employees unless lawsuits etc get things changed. Something to keep an eye on which will dramatically increase your costs.
Pay rate for leasing Owner Operators under my authority
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Californiahauler, Sep 13, 2019.
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Let's just say that if you provide a dispatching service, that is one thing but if you are an authority and provide the other services, you need the means to actually pay for all of that stuff up front for each truck/owner and to provide for the possibilities of having loads rejected by the trucks/owners because that's how leasing legally works.
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I pay 85% of the gross I don’t separate fsc I charge $1000 a month for trailer rent $350 for parking and insurance averages $1400 a month
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i'm a dispatcher .florida comany charges 12%, insurance 1350 $ . i also rent a flatbed trailer 600$ a month
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Easiest thing to do with his model is move the corporation to a different state. Should only cost a few hundred dollars.
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Im leasing my truck onto a company and they charging me $375.00 a week for insurance and $150.00 a week for trailer rental. So that's $575.00 a week I pay. The truck gets 85% profit. Is this good? -
7% for fast pay would disgust me to the point where I could not have a relationship with the person thinking that 7% is acceptable. I would be like wow what a dbag.
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I only take 6% from my leased guys. They pay everything. And dispatch themselves.
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