What Rate is considered Cheap Freight?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Dice1, Mar 30, 2014.
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LOL....I don't think I've ever hauled $400 broker loads. Let me tell you something the longer the run the cheaper it is!
kachup Thanks this. -
A few decent paying Broker loads that were sent to me from two large nationwide Brokers
I have a flatbed or stepdeck loading picking today 4/16 out of Greenville, SC going to Farmington, CT. This load does NOT require tarps. Will weigh 43,000 lbs. Totes of dye that are NON-haz. Pays $2,700 for 857 miles. Let me know if you are interested.
I have a flatbed/stepdeck load picking tomorrow 4/16 in Greenville, SC going to Middletown, NJ. This load will weigh 44,800 lbs and is 17 totes of colorant/dye material that is NOT hazardous. Tarps are not required. Pays $2,100 for 708 miles. Let me know if you are interested.
I have a flatbed load tomorrow from Atlanta, GA going to Lansing, NY.
All legal load, need 6 or 8 drop tarps.
Metal toolboxes is the commodity, weight is 25,000 lbs.
920 miles paying $3000
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How is an industry going to react that promotes "Better Miles" with ever increasing sign-on bonuses? -
yeah, but you know a joker wont run to ct, nj or ny state -
Last edited: Apr 18, 2014
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It is a new world order. -
My average length on the load I like the most is 30 miles...... Do 3-4 rounds, go home nice.....
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