I'm curious when a broker gives you the miles on a load, what are they using to calculate the miles? Is it the ripoff HHG miles, practical miles? When you get a mileage from a broker do you just automatically add 10% plus your deadhead? Just curious how you can get a load and right off your head know the rate, guess that comes with experience. I'd have to sit there with a calculator and atlas (or gps) to figure out my cost...or do you just use your best guess on what it would cost you?
Load miles
Discussion in 'Freight Broker Forum' started by gravdigr, Jul 4, 2012.
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I quickly do a mapquest for the deadhead miles. ITS has practical and Pro miles on most loads, The Landstar board that we see as we aren't leased onto Landstar doesn't show the miles, so its another quick mapquest.
I do the miles and how much I need to do the load before I call on the load and if its not what I want I just thank them for there time and tell them to have a great day and hang up!MNdriver Thanks this. -
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