yep, another in aurora IL too
yep, another in aurora IL too
All depends on the carrier spoke with a recruiter at Bolt last week and they said .95 to a 1.05 a mile.
My carrier encourages me to run for .75 but I usually bid .80 to $1.00 a mile and sometimes I get it.
I specialize in long hauls. Tx to Mi, Tx to California and Colorado. I go places where most don't want to and I think that helps. I'm looking to run some loads to Miami as well this winter.
Response to DaveKC... Panther is the king of forced dispatch and bolt sadly is trying to emulate.
A lot of carriers don't wanna innovate, they operate like old conservative politics and don't offer forward thinking. They are just waiting to get swept away like the taxi industry did instead of being the one to change!
If you turn load down they make you sit and penalize you and put you in time out and make you feel like you've done something wrong. They lower their level of respect for you and treat you like a outcast
Panther is certainly guilty but the reality is just about every carrier has to use manipulation in some form or fashion to get their freight covered that they shouldn't have accepted in the first place. Some are much worse than others but still basically the same end game. Much different than years past, that is for sure. I think carriers are there own worst enemy as I have said before. They are the direct result of that multi carrier model along with technology. When rates got too cheap to the drivers their own drivers basically became their competition. Carriers were making money hand over fist prior to that. Certainly no secret there. "Sins of the past"
Amazon will only let asset based carriers haul their freight, no owner operators !!!!!!!!
I see this nearly every load....I am about the 3-4 person in line to get paid....on the loadThink of it this way I went to get a load for bolt and when I get there tell them I am picking up for bolt they are dumb founded no clue. So they started checkin into it the load was suppose gave to fed ex they did ask fed ex about the load fed ex said a xpo truck was suppose to load it so the company called xpo and xpo told them that they are having a bolt truck pick it up and guess what I don't drive for bolt we just got the load threw bolt. But need less to say this shipper was mad and said there contract with fed ex said that freight can not be brokered out and they are tired of it and canceled the shipment. Now if the company you are with gets the load threw a company that is who you are lagally has the load so fed ex xpo and bolt all broke the law and under the way the law is wrote I tried to get the carrier I was with to bill the shipper direct and under the law the carrier that loads that load can bills shippers direct and by pass all them brokers legally and they get nothing and can not do anything to you by law because what they have just done is elegal and it is a 25,000 dollar fine per violation. So let's start invoicing the laws for are selfs and get the money back to the power units and stop all this crap
No people are using the site for illegal purposes....it was intended to be used so people could get their EBay purchases to them.....no worse then someone hitching a ride and paying 20 bucks for fuel...some brokers and carriers are using them to skirt the rule books....Yes uship should be shut down because of what it is doing they are promoting elegal carriers. And why should we have to burden the cost of insurance and everything else. And them promote the elegal carriers it is dragging us down look at it alot of are shipments are going on people with any old pick or pickup pulling a trailer with no insurance and running over 10,000 with out authority or log book are insurance and alot of the so called shippers that we load for are posting on there now as well and so is the government and not asking for any prof of any thing just want cheap but they pass the laws but don't enforce them we try to be legal and go broke doing it
I've tried Uship...its hard work to line up anything that would pay enough....you have to line up multiple shipments and coordinate when people will be home to pick up and deliver......To my knowledge I have never seen a uship person picking up a load at any dock I've been to. Never thought about it affecting our insurance rates I suppose that's possible but imho uship has no affect on available loads for us.
Not illegal per se, but if you do that in Ontario your car insurance is instantly null and void...same as if your friend was to pass you 5 bucks for gas and you gave them a ride...no coveragewhat you are saying is....If your buddy pays you $25 to take his bike to the repair shop 50 miles away...thats illegal?....
Not illegal per se, but if you do that in Ontario your car insurance is instantly null and void...