Im switching over from mileage pay to percentage and im just curious as to how much more i could expect to gross each week, i know this hard to answer becsuse it depends on what kinda of rate my carrier gets, i will get 72% of gross plus 100% fsc, pulling a van. I was running for .95cmp plus fsc. I need to gross around $4k before fuel and was just wondering what some of you were grossing? Thanks
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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by rebeloutlaw66, Jul 31, 2013.
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Heck ... you could get less. No guarantee.
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You picking your own loads?
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And if the rate confirmation they show You is the true one...
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Just as an example on a rate+FSC model vs. a percentage model (Unless you are pulling THEIR trailer, 72% is robbery... pulling your own, it would be outright theft.. normally, pulling a company trailer, THEY pay the cargo and liability insurance a give 80% of the linehaul... but I digress);
On a 3000 mile week average rate of $2.00 per mile (low, but good for comparison purposes):
$6000 x .72 = $4320 assuming 6 mpg and $4 p/gal your net is $2320
3000 miles x 1.41 per mile (.95 + .46 FSC) = $ 4230 less $2000 fuel; net $2230
So, from THAT example, you're only getting about $100 more per week... that's $5k a year, but, seriously, look for a better deal... 72% of the linehaul is ridiculous... if you have your own trailer, you should get 88-90%, using a company trailer, 80% IF they carry the cargo and liability, otherwise, 85%...
With MY M/C, you'll get 90%... using the same numbers as above:
$6000 linehaul x .90 = $5400 less fuel ($2k), less insurance (200 p/wk FULL coverage about 50 less if you want just cargo and liability); net $3200... $880 better than above... x 50 weeks = $40k per year... assuming you take a 2 week vacation in there somewhere...
Find yourself a better deal, driver... ya owe it to yourself.Jrdude5 Thanks this. -
This will be pulling their trailer at no cost i only pay for my physical damage and bobtail insurance. Heck i thought i was going to do better, sounds like i need to stay at .95cpm
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Non force dispatch running southeast and home on weekends, i looked on LS website that they pay 65% for tractor only so i guess 72% is in line with other carriers. Thanks for the responses.
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In line with carriers that want to scr8w you...
I get 82%. No trailer rental fee or maintenence. Thay pay primary liability and cargo.
I stopped caring about gross or miles that much. If I net 300 a day driving 200 miles like today thats good enough.
With your own trailer one can ask 90 even 92 % but most likely will have to pay all insur. costs yourself, it depends -
NO, you dont. You need to find a co who ll book loads with average over 2 $ per running mile, so that after their commission (LETS SAY 12%) you are rolling at 1.8 or better per odometer mile paid to the truck-your gross. Any less than that and it starts to defeat the purpose of being O/OMNdriver Thanks this.
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there's places you can get 87% for using your own trailer.
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