Maybe just a normal peak in prices;loads out of California are paid better this time of the year ,from May to August. I got 6000-7500$ for produce loads 11-12 years ago,this time of the year, from Salinas/Watsonville,Ca to Toronto,/Montreal ; the diesel price was 1.10 -1.30$/gal and truck maintenance way lower without all emission nonsense. I used to burn 900-1000 gallons of diesel for a round trip, from Ontario/Quebec to West Coast/California and back,(1000-1300$), today the diesel would cost aprox 4000$. Soo, imop even 10,000$ is not "skyrocketing". Let the fruits and vegetables get rotten on the farms, and consumers pay 10$ for a pint of strawberries, they'll wake up and give us a break with this emission madness.
West Coast Rates Increasing
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by LSAgentOZR, Jun 13, 2013.
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