mercer transportation

only thing over 2.00 that I have seen is going to Canada.

Makes me want to get the passport.

 

It's important to take into consideration that you are giving 25% to mercer for their services. It seems a lot of people want the same rate as someone with their own authority while leasing on with mercer or landstar.

If you see 1.50, remember that it really is a 2.00 load. I am happy with that and it sure beats .40 as a company driver.

 

Sometimes but not always. That was one of the options at freightliner but mercer isnt tax exempt in all states.

 

If you run canada your truck has to be set to 65 mph.

 

I have my 2016 glider leased to mercer I think all the other question were all ready answered. Good luck

 

Since I came back 4 weeks ago, I have ran 4 loads to FL all above $2.50/mile. Coming out, anywhere between $1.15-$1.70/mile including deadhead.
These last few weeks I've been averaging $1.85/mile on all miles.

 

I think just Ontario is speed limited to 100km/h

 

Only in Ontario and Quebec. (65 mph=105 kph)

 

Ive just called Mercer, and was told i could expect 12 to 16k gross per month. That seems awfully low. Without asking you to show me your 1099 how does it compare to your earnings. Thanx