Actually I think those are about 10 years old but they didn't get worn much until I started needing to use truck stop showers.
Who's Really Hauling Spot Market Freight?
Discussion in 'Freight Broker Forum' started by Eddiec, Jul 17, 2019.
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My last job before becoming an O/O was with a company that ran in that 40-100 fleet size range and they frequently used brokers and spot market to move us around. Probably a lot more than they wanted to.
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We have 2 of our own trucks running on the road, along with 3 owner ops under our MC. All on the spot market. No dedicated lanes.
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Hmmmm so this article picked a small sample size of Carriers to determine that all fleets of 40-100 trucks have direct shippers. He asks, "Who is really hauling spot market freight?" My answer is, "everyone."
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Spot is good to fill in where your dedicated direct customers fall short....
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Spot market can be good if you have patience and know trends. I did good sometimes and horrible others. But then again I like local and regional work. $550.00 to go 25 miles $1,600.00 to go 140 miles hazmat totes empty at that. I watch that damndest board like a hawk. I see the trend on what time of the day that load is usually gone then if i see it again I need way more money to move it. The brokers at coyote were my favorites.
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