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with a name like that what do you see for your future? Do you have customers or are you just hoping to get the winning bid on loads posted by other users?

doing a double dip this Friday same shipper two drops pick in AL then drive to PA 1149 miles for 2k then drop second load in NJ 49 miles away for an additional 2k 1200 total miles for $4000= 3.33 per loaded mile. not to bad of a way to wrap up the month I guess. I am so glad I got away from all...

What kind of rates you looking to pay carriers? are you a broker? I see a vision logistics of Ohio but they are based out of Cortland, OH that's the other side of Ohio is that you?

at home for 6 or 7 hours on my way to Memphis for a 7 am drop pre-dispatched for a Monday pick-up before 3pm out of AL to Harrisburg, PA $1.80 per mile. there is a load out of little rock for tomorrow that's 900 lbs 10 ft going to Tallahassee, FL for $1,100 but it needs to be on an air ride...

dropped in York no layover pay this time unloaded and got online just in time to snag a Columbus, OH to Memphis, TN in the morning for a quick grand. a little short on pay a little long on deadhead but it beats sitting half a day tomorrow waiting. and at least I know I will be empty for Friday...

south Alabama to York pa 1059 loaded miles $2100 plus $175 per day while I wait to be unloaded.

When you load 26k in your box are you still ok on the front axel weight? if so would you care to share the make and model with me please? so I know what to shop for

But still to this day the first words out of anyone here is drive for a fleet owner till you get some experience.

also if you or your driver does check calls either by phone or on the web every couple hours and remain on schedule for you pick or drop they tend not to call and wake you up. also as far as the money goes they are no cheaper than the rest of these .90 a mile outfits that clutters up my inbox...

I use the broker board and bid on the loads don't get the winning bid much. just depends if you are a straight or semi you might do good but I am only running vans. and those loads move fast mostly short runs they don't even want to pay a buck per mile on them most of the time. the best run I...

South, AL to Mesa, AZ 1608 miles $2650 but there is a catch I have to leave the van for 4-10 days. and they only want to pay an extra $150 for each day it sits. I took it good choice or bad?

No I am not with them I to am my own boss it was just one I seen out of PA. I have some pretty good luck with them. last time I was in florida they offered me 1k on a run from east cost FL to Orlando just 2 skids of cups for subway. some good some bad

why wait till wed to make things happen give your boss this number and pick up your fuel money to get out of florida now (312) 944-7277 X1190 its a 28 mile run if your around York pa #200 proabley pay you at least $300

Shorts are great especially if you can get 2 in the same day but with a 2 pm delivery on a Saturday may be the only one I get till Monday most of the 3pls I deal with close at noon on Saturday. Not set up with many of the expediters yet haven't been seeing a lot of cargo van loads from the few...

Milan, TN pick up a shorty in the morning to Lawrenceburg, TN 116 miles pays $500

tomtom are you talking about susan?

if you work on a percentage you can demand that your carrier show you the actual rate confirmation sheets of each load you do. you should be able to just drop their office and view these. some rate confirmations even break down the fuel surcharge for you.if your paying for the fuel you should...

You can go to progressive.com and click on commercial insurance and get a quote online. I used to get everything needed for about 2400 per van per year. but this years policy cost $5200 that's everything including 100k cargo 1 mil general liability comp, collision, uninsured, under insured...

when you run under their authority they take the cream and leave you with such a low rate you have to stay in service to survive. they have overhead they have to keep you in service. me I run one or two loads a week per unit my guys are home more than on the road. I would not advise a single...

if your use to making sales calls just pay the $300 filing fee get a mc number add 100k cargo and contact someone to file you boc-3.thats your process agents so if someone in a different state wants to sue you. Cargo insurance is fairly cheap and the process agents cost like $35 for the life of...