Those miles can be up to a year old. Driver and truck count the same thing. The mileage is IFTA miles,not dispatched. If there was no turnover of drivers or equipment,no teams,no local drivers it would still be a WAG.
What is the REAL average mileage a company driver runs?
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Just updated my MCS-150 and it's far from accurate. I have drivers and O/O's that run short rounds and ones that run longer. The teams change it also. You're going to have to "trust" what the carrier(or their drivers) tell you.
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It may be accurate for your company,
but for some, its way off.
Some show the year 2011 number for mileage.
Some show 100 drivers, that have 150 drivers.
How is that accurate ?
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Dude, seriously, I was talking about taking a shot at the SMS data. That's the FMCSA's SAFETY DATA, you know, like HOS violations, Driver Fitness, etc etc. We don't need to beat a dead horse and keep going around and around on the driver milage thing. I've said it several times now, and repeat:
Take it for what it's worth!
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Wow Vito did all those useless calculations, and didn't calculate how wrong he was Go FIGURE
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TYPING LARGER DOESN'T MAKE IT MORE VALID, JUST MAKES YOU LOOK BAD.
2800 is my average, but who cares.
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I'm only "wrong" however if I WERE YOU. For me, the numbers WORK to act as a GUIDE to picking companies. Yes, I use the calculations. That is just one of about 50 criteria I use in my search for a new trucking company. And I "take it for what it's worth". -
No, kiss my grits, then enough already! LOL
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