How Can someone haul freight for walmart?

How many trucks do you currently own and manage? I can tell you that the verb "cheap' should be an indication of what they offer. Stay away from that type of freight and leave it to the mega carriers. If you are looking for long term and stable contracts so you don't have to hussle, you may not last long.
I only own a couple of trucks currently but put forth the effort to keep them loaded and rolling.
Say no to cheap freight, don't get lazy. If you do, give me a call when you file bankruptcy so I can snatch up the equipment at a good price.

 

Rates depend on too many factors to list. I can tell you that my year to date average on all miles is decent. I do have a couple of direct customers but rarely utilize them. 95% of what I haul comes from load boards. Whoever told you that people like me don't last long doing business like that are not being honest.
It can be done, but you had better be ready to put in 14+ hr days every day. You never did answer my question, how many trucks do you currently manage?

 

That's between you and the driver. I start mine out at a certain amount and have a 90 day review to decide if and how much of a raise is warranted. My goal is for my drivers to receive substantial raises

 

My minimum starting pay is higher than your top pay.

 

Don't forget about your insurance company. They have a huge impact on your business.

 

I do some local, direct ship for a small business/industry. I am there for them anytime, with a few hours notice. They just asked if I would lower rate. They are looking for mega rates. See how long before I am on the outside looking in?