$2 per mile for a full load is a new norm?

Discussion in 'Car Hauler and Auto Carrier Trucking Forum' started by blk133, Sep 4, 2019.

  1. blk133

    blk133 Bobtail Member

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    What kind of BS have we got ourselves into?
    Guy wake up!
    None of you will be in business for much longer if you continue taking on those loads!
    Insurance goes up.
    Truck prices go up.
    Yet, prices to haul these loads haven’t gone up in years. Only down!

    If we are not going to put a stop to it, they will continue to take advantage of us.

    STOP hauling for nothing!
     
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  3. Wespipes

    Wespipes Road Train Member

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    Eh. My cpm is .52. I can still thrive at $2. Rates will go back up.
     
  4. rabbiporkchop

    rabbiporkchop Road Train Member

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    These folks can exist at 85 cents per mile and they're heading your way.
     
  5. blk133

    blk133 Bobtail Member

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    I am talking about a load of 9 units.
     
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  6. Ffx95

    Ffx95 Road Train Member

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    They’re already here riding white run down Volvo’s from Chicagoland.
     
  7. MGE Dawn

    MGE Dawn Road Train Member

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    Boiling brakes, going 70mph down Vail pass
     
  8. Ffx95

    Ffx95 Road Train Member

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    Driving 75mph in the rain at a curvy 55mph zone in Pennsylvania.
     
  9. blk133

    blk133 Bobtail Member

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    Back to rates...
    WTH?
     
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  10. Nobroker

    Nobroker Medium Load Member

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    I guess when 35% of stingers owners are out of bussiness rates will go up. There seems no shortage of dually drivers happy to make $700 a week running his ### off. Andthe other half of the problem is the large carriers and brokers convincing new stinger trainees 65k is a lot of money . Complaining here does no good because nobody has the will to actually do anything about it . Like have 30 drivers picket manhiem with signs fair pay for transport drivers or at the entrance of nissan or chevy production plant. Because the brokers and large carriers are skimming 30-40% off contract rates.
     
  11. Nobroker

    Nobroker Medium Load Member

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    Last week United road had loads of new Telluride's paying $235 per unit 800 miles . My guess is they are getting paid $480 to $525 per unit.
    Yesterday i saw f150's $175ea. 830 miles.
     
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