Bruenger Co Lease

Nice thing here is we are not forced dispatched. So if you don't like Cali, you don't have to go to Cali..

As far as Texas goes, every state we seem to go to will have fright to Texas.. I personally like Texans, love there state but hate there freight rates.. Lol .. As you have read I usually don't do good out of Texas, usually see about a .30 to .40 cent a mile drop when I leave there.. Going there usually pays good, it's just leaving!!

But I have started in Houston, went to Wichita, Ks (dropped beer), picked up meat out of Dodge to Ohio, and then Ohio back to Texas (Kroger Load?). If I remember right the truck made over $4,500 or more on that run.. I'll check some settlements and see if I can find an exact #....

We also have a few drivers that work for Bruenger who live in Texas.. The dispatcher for that area has worked for the company for a long time, is the step-son of the Bruenger..

Any who help this helps, sorry it's so late it has been a hurry up and wait kind of day, thank goodness for loss leaf.. Haha[/QUOTE]

Good deal, I appreciate you taking the time to respond. Unfortunately yea Texas is not too good 97 getting you out as far as rates, but it is what it is.

 

Keep up the good work man. You're about the only person that updates their thread on a regular basis. Post a pic of your truck if you haven't done so already. B-)

 

Where did you get a picture of me? That's great!

 

Does that mean you'll be the first driver to take a load to Mexico City?

 

I worked for an outfit back in '94 that ran me 20,000 miles the first 28 days I was there. Almost burned me out so bad I never wanted to see another truck. I'd rather do around 3k a week now, no more hero stuff.

 

rr lease isn't bad I'm getting my truck from dealer with 0 down and if don't like it at rr can take it to any of the other 39 companies that dealer ship deals with