Well - yes. When I'm looking for loads, - on the board, $2.40 is my minimum. - But - you have to factor in deadhead and LS % to get you to your running average - ALL miles, for me that's been about $1.70.
Many are doing WAY better than that - even now.
Landstar says truck and flatbed=73%=$2.25-2.30 a mile average loaded
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Take the Landstar webinar , you can do it as many times as you like.
It's where I was headed before my Dad ģot sick.
I got some great freight from the LS broker in the dead of winter out of Phoenix, when I was leased to another company. -
I don't run west of Nashville/north of NJ. I would say I average about 1800 to 2600…….. home weekends….kduvall Thanks this. -
Also that %73 is with your own flatbed also….not if you pull a company trailer….kduvall Thanks this. -
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As far as upfront costs I don't think there are any that they don't payroll deduct…….
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Any place you wpuld stay away from with a 48x102 spread, or dont go to with a flatbed period?
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