cut_my_teeth
Expert Expediter
How does the revenue get slpit with Landstar Express America anyone know ? and ... Is it worth it for a small fleet to sign on as an agent ??
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- Thread starter cut_my_teeth
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What do you mean by how it is split? Do you mean how do you get paid as an O/O?
If that is what you mean, you get 62% of the gross, or what the load pays. Some agents pay up to 65% on some low paying loads. Gross is determined by how many miles it is between the pickup and delivery.
As to whether to sign up as an agent, I believe you'd have to talk to Ike Tate at corporate. They discourage agents from having their own trucks, but I'm sure there are ways around it as several agents do have trucks.
Hope this helped!
If that is what you mean, you get 62% of the gross, or what the load pays. Some agents pay up to 65% on some low paying loads. Gross is determined by how many miles it is between the pickup and delivery.
As to whether to sign up as an agent, I believe you'd have to talk to Ike Tate at corporate. They discourage agents from having their own trucks, but I'm sure there are ways around it as several agents do have trucks.
Hope this helped!
cut_my_teeth
Expert Expediter
Hey Thanks ... I have my own sales and enough business to keep about 3 or 4 guys going in my market. I have 5 to 6 O/O at a time and thought I might sign with them as an agent . ,, but what about my O/O ??
What city are you near? If we already have an agent there, I'm not sure they'd let you sign on.
Like I said, call the corporate office. I am but a humble O/O, and I don't know how corporate makes decisions on such things. They can certainly explain it all to you, including how to handle your current O/Os.
Like I said, call the corporate office. I am but a humble O/O, and I don't know how corporate makes decisions on such things. They can certainly explain it all to you, including how to handle your current O/Os.