Looking for Sprinter/Cargo van Fleet owners

[Trucker1776]

I’m in the process of get prequalified. Any one out there looking for a hard working driver?
I have driving experience and I am a military veteran.
Thanks.


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[DollarSign]

I’m in the process of get prequalified. Any one out there looking for a hard working driver?
I have driving experience and I am a military veteran.
Thanks.


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Might want to post in the classified section! Best of luck!

 

[Trucker1776]

Might want to post in the classified section! Best of luck!

Thanks. Will do!


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[Truckster1036]

Im about to put on a cargo van with a company and i will be needing a driver soon what state are you in.?

 

[Kip life]

How do you make money a van if you have to split with driver the $1?

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[Truckster1036]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

 

[BigStickJr]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

Do you know anybody personally at that carrier actually doing those miles ?
Do you realize every week with a holiday is a potential bad week ?
Do you realize your driver may take more time off than you’re comfortable with ?
Or he just may take off.
And every week without a holiday is a potential bad week ?

Hoping you just found a better than average carrier.

 

[Treadmill]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

2500 for solo is good and 5000 for team is allright and by the way you are hijacking this thread.

 

[Treadmill]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

Hopefully you have a chunk of change set aside when that thingtakes a dive and gas is $4/gal.

 

[Worn Out Manager]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

2500 for solo is good and 5000 for team is allright and by the way you are hijacking this thread.

I've been a team so long I forget what solo has to offer, BUT, I think 2500 per week is way beyond good and difficult to achieve on a consistent basis??

 

[Truckster1036]

What do you mean high jacking the thread i just asked a driver what state does he live in and i might have a job for him.

 

[Truckster1036]

What am i going to do when gas is $4 dollars a gallon im going to take you to the truckstop with some lipstick and put you on the truckstop treadmill.

 

[BigStickJr]

What am i going to do when gas is $4 dollars a gallon im going to take you to the truckstop with some lipstick and put you on the truckstop treadmill.

This is an owner I’d want to work for. Sure.

 

[Treadmill]

What am i going to do when gas is $4 dollars a gallon im going to take you to the truckstop with some lipstick and put you on the truckstop treadmill.

This is an owner I’d want to work for. Sure.

Not me. I dont run cheap. Im smarter than that. Work for a better carrier that takes care of their drivers. Work smarter not harder.

 

[Treadmill]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

Do you know anybody personally at that carrier actually doing those miles ?
Do you realize every week with a holiday is a potential bad week ?
Do you realize your driver may take more time off than you’re comfortable with ?
Or he just may take off.
And every week without a holiday is a potential bad week ?

Hoping you just found a better than average carrier.

Not at .80/mi.

 

[Worn Out Manager]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

Plus, you build your business model off of conservative numbers on income and inflated numbers on expenses. Can you and a driver survive on 2000 mile per week average?

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[BigStickJr]

2000 x 52 weeks is 104,000 per year.

How many solos , excluding Mr 3000+ , got 104,000 paid miles last year ?
I’d think less than 1/2.

 

[ntimevan]

2000 x 52 weeks is 104,000 per year.

How many solos , excluding Mr 3000+ , got 104,000 paid miles last year ?
I’d think less than 1/2.

.. just to be clear ,
I was in service 292 days (per diem) last year . And did over 20 % more paid miles ..

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[Treadmill]

2000 x 52 weeks is 104,000 per year.

How many solos , excluding Mr 3000+ , got 104,000 paid miles last year ?
I’d think less than 1/2.

Plus any unpaid deadhead.

 

[Opel2010]

.80 a mile x average 2500-5000 a week.

Do you realize your driver may take more time off than you’re comfortable with ?
Or he just may take off.

I had a driver that "worked" four weeks for me. Basically, she worked two weeks some short runs long enough to be done in maximum three days. Total gross was around $1100. She turned down numerous load offers, took days off, one it was for the stupidest reason I ever heard, I quote "I was just so overwhelmed about yesterday (when she turned down a 500 miles run after delivering a shortie - my note), I needed to calm down and clear my head". I still didn't want to fire her, yet she did quit few days later for not making enough money...