O/O Journey, Numbers and Updates

I wonder how it's done daily if coming home. Must be unloaded pretty fast I assume. You have some good lanes with regular clients?

 

He showed he's back at 2pm? What time do you get home?

 

If you can come home everyday and still make it happen, then you accomplished what you needed.
I stay two, three nights overnight, rest home.
I ran less miles last year than you though. I took more time off.


Are you using the e-log?

 

great organization of costs! you must have been hardcore diligent with your daily tracking to generate such clean data!
looks like you made $50k in addition to paying your wages
might think about splitting the truck repairs into 1) ownership costs 2) preventative maintenance / consumables (service, tires) 3) major repair
for some people ownership is the payment, for others its just an amount of depreciation collected so that you have an escrowed amount to eventually buy new equipment. it isnt free just because its paid off

 

Good info to be out here 20 month's and you're definitely good at keeping up with the numbers and running your business....

 

Don't mess around with time wasters Lol. A few steady runs every week. Sometimes will be doing the same move a few weeks in a row other times it's playing the board putting rounds together

If I time it just right it's not uncommon to deliver/reload & deliver all in the same day. But booking like that you have to really know the customer isn't gonna hold you up and screw the rest of your day. Those days are usually 12-14 hr with maybe 300 miles

 

@Beaver9
If you live in a good lane where you can keep home base in the middle getting home daily is easy. Easy to do in the Northeast. Works out good living on the I-81 corridor

 

Question. Why on earth did you dead head 40%? You put about 40,000 unpaid miles on your truck? Not trying to be offensive or rude, but this is kind of.....shocking to me.