In a way it's true, if you presume to be nothing more than a subject to market forces and truckin business is all you can do. Some people, however, may have more diversified skillset and will abandon/suspend trucking in favor of something else. But for that they still need to know their profits and costs as the basis for decision making
I know that with one truck and trailer you can even do it by "feel" but I can't imagine a fleet owner not knowing their numbers.
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In addition to what I said earlier, knowing my numbers of business costs, which at the workload of 80k -100k a year are consistent and similar (last 3 years) already shows me that I cannot persist in what I have been doing. .that is running a dry van TL on a spot market and expect a decent living unless I generate over 200k gross.
With my home time and family commitments also my individual ability (or the lack of) to negotiate rates, this figure is unattainable.stuckinthemud, SL3406, TTNJ and 1 other person Thank this. -
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You missed the whole point of thread because you were so focused on letting everyone know how great you are.
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