Flat fee per load, flat weekly rate or percentage
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by T W, Oct 26, 2018.
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So you’re hiring your own drivers? Gonna need a lot more info before we can tell you what kind of pay would be acceptable. How many miles? Type of trailer? Company drivers or O/Os? Home time? Benefits? And on, and on, and on...
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Percentage has always worked for me, especially on the high dollar loads!!
But then, if your loads don't pay but crap, then your % is................crap.whoopNride, Ruthless and SixShooterTransport Thank this. -
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They also drive like lunatics!!whoopNride, roshea and T W Thank this. -
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As an O/O, I would never agree to a flat fee for any length of time unless it was just too good to pass up. There’s too much money to be made in the spot market to restrict my options like that. I’ve run trees a few times in the last few holiday seasons so I know how well they can pay when it gets close to Christmas time.
Also, I became an O/O in the first place for the freedom it allows me, so forced dispatch isn’t appealing to me at all. Again though, money talks...T W Thanks this. -
If you’re not being paid miles, mile don’t matter. Time does.
Op, what is a mormal shift, or run? Are you talking local or otr? If more than local how many nights out?
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