RoadRunner Lease Program in 2015

Will keep updated and will post their fees

 

So first day of orientation down theres about 8 of us in clasd everything pretty much same as other orientation I've done alot of paper work and hazmat stuff videos how the trailer pool works and list of cost per week and month terminal that I'm out of will try tomorrow after road test and orientation over to get price list of what they charge for up

 

So finished up everything today got permits and everything waiting for load in morning will get more info up but I will say they have the best safety insensitive in the industry can get up to 1000 per clean inspection an no cap on number of inspections also can get 3000 at end of year bouns for 4 clean inspection which is 1 per quarter so could get 7000 or way more per year which is great for a driver

 

Are you running terminal freight or from a load board?

 

Running ltl terminal but have access to outside loads and so far out of drivers have talked to here that have seen they are happy some have multiple trucks here only bad ive seen is talk on line not drivers here

 

Would love to see the NET cpm for Roadrunner(Owneropp).
Flatbed owner operator at Landstar(NoTruckPM) makes about 0.82 cpm NET (Dec2013-Jan2014)
- http://bit.ly/1LlaaFV
One dryvan lease operator at Schneider makes about 0.77 cpm NET (first 6months of 2015)
- http://bit.ly/1RgUu5m

 

I just started so will be a bit before get that info up

 

At Roadrunner I'm at $1.19 net for August and $0.66 for year to date due to very expensive repairs this year.

 

But you can't really go by net. Everyone's fixed costs are different, as well as fuel efficiency for each truck/driver. What I'd like to see is average gross to the truck (after the company takes their cut, of course) and the average miles.

 

Also, how much each person is paid per mile doesn't really tell you how much they actually make. I could average $2+ a mile, but get less than 1500 miles a week...