Anyone getting the feeling that small business is being pressured out of business? Meaning some how someway every year gooberments find new ways to squeeze out the little guy and make him a mindless drone for big corps.
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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by spindrift, Apr 25, 2022.
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Easy guys! Fsc is negotiated when the shipper and you negotiate your contract. For the leased on, it is passed on to the driver for contract loads typically or however your wonky lease agreements reads. Not everybody’s fsc is the same. And as stated before, not typical for spot market as you just workout a flat price. Y’all keep mixing all this stuff up and I’m going to have to start a tickey tock thing for O/O to pass out some word. Shoot, I heard those folks make some coin. Maybe, if I get enough views that money will become my fsc.
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Doesn’t always work, since sometimes it’s all about lowest price, but sometimes the piece of mind is worth the loss of income to the broker. If the broker can spend more time worrying about their weekend off vs. a problematic carrier.-WinVampire, spindrift, merv85 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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The rate per mile that you get should pay for your fixed cost and some more(profit) -
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I'm leased on to LS, which is largely spot quoted freight, and I run platform.
At $3/mile on the board - my cut is 73% - $2.19/mile to me.
Now - to cover the extra .40 cpm in fuel - that board rate needs to be $3.55/mile.
If I can't negotiate that up, then my choice is not to take it - or make less money doing it.Vampire, D.Tibbitt, Siinman and 1 other person Thank this.
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