I know you guys have been driving for a while. I know most are going to laugh at this, but I’m looking to haul dry van. No doubles, tanker, steel, reefer, etc... the best thing I have seen around me in Ohio is 1.70 a mile and that’s hauling containers. I live 20 min from Delaware, OH the distribution center for Kroger and KL Breeden&Sons is only paying a 1.50 a mile. So my question to you guys is who pays the most around Columbus, OH hauling dry van. Continuum looked pretty good at 1.70 a mile going to Berea, KY everyday. Home every day. They paid your first years plates, etc... wanting to know what you guys think? Thanks a lot! Looking to be home every night, but willing to stay out also. Thanks again guys, be safe!!!
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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Bfr38, Nov 13, 2018.
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Use the $1.70 loads to cover your gas to get to the higher paying areas and stay there for a week or two. From what I've been seeing, the Midwest has been pretty cheap for the last month or two. Here is the west, you can haul $2 to $2,50 loads all day without trying.Living in a cheap freight area and wanting to be home every night won't make you any money.
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That’s what you run into as a Company driver working for a crook hauling containers!!
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