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I can see them putting a speed limit on trucks, but not on automobiles, the four wheelers vote.

Well if I remember correctly is says that they (PII )is to pass along 100% of the fuel charge that it collects from the customer. Dave will have a contract closer to him than I do. But I guess that it is a matter of trust. it's not hard to trust when the FSC dang near pays for all of the fuel...

Now thats profound!

Well I think that is/was the second thread on the subject, plus I get the e-mail alerts from OOIDA. So I really did not think to reread the thingy. Been kinda busy with some other things lately. And then as I mentioned we get 100% so my other stuff kept me busy. ;)

e=mc squared

Diva asked: And what if this time next year, you find yourself not driving for Panther? Have we so little interest in the industry as a whole that we're unwilling to participate if it 'doesn't affect my little corner of the world' ? While I will admit that I tend to only pay attention to my very...

Did I miss some nudity? I like some of those avatars, alot. Make that five people.

It could also be that because PII trucks already receive 100% of the FSC that the customer pays we don't see that we have a dog in that fight.;)

As far as the cost per mile to run a truck in can vary a tremendous amount based on several factors. the initial cost of the truck and driving habits of the driver are the first two that come to mind. Few people actually know what the true number is for their operation, and that is a real shame...

Dave have you considered calling the maker of the QC.

Hey Linder, of your "D" loads how many turned out to really be a "D" load?

It is a little to early to make assumptions based on 28 days of information. You will find that most of your loads will be in fact "C" sized loads. If you are putting down your run information on a computer spread sheet, you might consider including the weight and skid count, type of freight...

Just out of curiosity are you or the owner paying for fuel? Also you might want to lean on your fleet owners knowledge before calling for a relocation.

I'm more dumbfounded by the fact that an owner would not say something, anything. I can not imagine many instances that an owner would stand by and let a new team make that big of a mistake.

If I was going to type that I would have at least put an "s" on the last word. Yep the style reminded me of an eastern block writer.