If ur o/o running under your own name aka... Ur own authority, carrier, insurance ur gross would be round the 7-10k weekly jus saying
What do 4,000 miles a week look like
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Aarrons, May 21, 2016.
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You mean if I ran more miles I would make more money? Sorry. It doesn't always work that way.
Sure, sometimes I get high paying long haul freight. Weeks north of 10K aren't unheard of. But why in the world would I want to chase my tail hauling cheap freight 700 miles, if I can make make MORE money running a local and put in 200 miles? That makes NO sense.Blackshack46 Thanks this. -
Because some people think mpre miles equals more money when in reality more revenue equals more money.
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no law says you have to look old to drive a truck, well in my username it mentions I'm a boy, go with that theory
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Yep. Getting more revenue with less miles IS the goal, unless you are saddled with a low fixed rate per mile. In THAT case you gots to run you some miles, spend for fuel, and brag about the distance you covered
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Alot of o/o run fixed rates or do the dumb thing and lease for dollar or less a mile, seeing guys chase there tail non stop lol -
4000 miles a week is #### near impossible unless you are in an ungoverned truck in the midwest, or have back-to-back drop and hook, long distance runs.
I am in a 65 MPH truck, and I have busted my ### chasing a 4000 mile week as a personal goal for nearly two years. I have managed 3900 miles in a week. Once. I have managed 3500-3700 miles maybe ten times.
I am on a drop and hook loop account with almost zero downtime.
4000 miles in a week as a goal is fine, but you aren't going to get it very often, even in an ungoverned truck, without all the stars and planets lining up
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Um it's easily possible my if my slow truck with a top speed of 62.5 can average me 3300-3700 a week anything is possible, un governed truck might average 4-5k miles a week if u have descent load times or drop and hook
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I do 2500 a week in a six day week. I like my old summer schedule of 2000 a five day week much better.
600 mile days are hard. I can do one or two a week at best. I much prefer 400 and under -
Possible. Yes.
Easily possible. No.
No matter what you do, no 4000 mile week will ever be 'easy' unless you are running an ungoverned truck at unsafe speeds.
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