How many miles do you log a day

I log edinburg tx back to mn on my return load home in two 11 hour drives of 750 Miles each or so. Always run hard and love it

 

60-100 miles in 8 hours.

 

i bet thease 650-750 milers really brag about thier mpg's

 

30 - 180 within 8 to 12 hours. Sometimes I don't even get on the freeway till I'm nearly 8 hours into my shift if my route is within the city my terminal is in.

 

I am pushing (round trip) 600 to 750 miles almost every single load I run it seems. No one has ever said a word. I (usually) get loaded and unloaded fast so that helps a lot.

This is why some shippers/receivers just have to be no go zones for me....

 

Interesting thread. I NEVER EVER logged more then 60 miles an hour. Tops. Way back when I had a buckeye DOT cop to do some quick math on me. Started my day a few miles south of Cleveland. Was pulled over near where I 71 crosses the Cincy bypass. Very eazy to check miles against time. Some of those REDACTED do this REDACTED. Almost every company I ever drove for would send you a log warning letter for averging over 62 to 65 MPH.

 

This is a 65 mph truck plains to Oregon and back to near Atlanta today. This is my preferred style (and almost typically available) this past 8 days. I prefer to start my day about 03:00-04:00 central time. Few hours earlier if in eastern seaboard states.

Another 500 mile day Sunday, then a restart Monday and see what they can scrounge up in Florida after Tuesday morning unload.

 

I don’t get paid by the mile, I just deliver on time

 

I do both. But sometimes, you don't rack up the miles, you don't deliver on time. It's just that simple.