Ok, how bad did I screw up?

with or without sur charge

 

On a load with that many miles you probably could have done much worse. For what it is not bad at all considering loads with similar miles that I see around here seem to disappear at $1.15-$1.30 like there's no tomorrow... ...it's just extremely difficult to compete with megas and rails as a solo dry van small outfit truck in longhaul.. Personally I would have tried to work some shorthaul options but again having no idea what that situation is up there, well, possibly even thatwould not be a workable option. Have to wonder about nursury loads or anything of that sort up that way?? I dunno just a stab in the dark.. ..never been there in 13 years of trucking and never will. Just go to Mass and don't look back, and probably don't ever go back to Spokane again lol...

 

Frankly windsmith I am surprised to hear you asking this . You did a post once showing that you are quite up on costs per mile v.s. rev per mile. Based on the numbers you gave, it looks ok to me. That time you gave 1.64 as an annual average per mile, this beats it by .25 plus it gets you sort of close to home. Doesn't look like a screw up to me.

 

I wouldn't have hauled that for less than $4.50/mile

 

Good rate. but...

(snickers)

have you looked at the weather lately?

 

I think you did good for that area,you shouldn't have a prob doing better outta mass.

 

Weather looks lovely in Spokane

 

Now that's funny, no matter where you're from.