I guess things are a little different in Canada. From what I've seen, flatbedders can get 80-85% while pulling company trailer at a lot of places. 90% if pulling their own trailer.
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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by stark21, Sep 24, 2010.
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You pulling a flat, van...what?
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Dry van, going out is always paper products around 20-25 thousand. and yeah nobody every listens to me complaining lol.
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How many miles a week are you getting? Running 48 states, or mostly east coast?
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I run the northeast stuff and average 2000 to 2500 the last. 3 weeks if u take the percent pay plus fsc It averages 2.30 to 2.40 per mile
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LOL, consider yourself lucky if you get paid for ANY dh miles. Id say your doing pretty #### good at $2.02 average.
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yeah I was pretty happy when I saw my first check and when I did total loaded miles and when I got that average I was like nice.
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I just about asked where you was leased on to untill you said you run the NE...lol
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You should be ecstatic getting that kind of rate pulling a dry van!
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yeah the NE isn't for everybody I hear ya, I still myself would like to get out towards the West Coast someday, considering I almost sign on to a place that was 1.10 loaded miles plus .29 for FSC then empty would be .88 per mile. but no discount on fuel purchased on road or discounts for tires etc... So I am pretty happy right now I will be getting my own authority soon just as a backup option.
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