Van Revenue

[DooWop]

For a solo operator what would be the best company for gross revenue?
FedEXCC, PantherII, Conway, Tri-State? Will be interviewing with one of these soon as have already set up the appointment.

Regards

DooWop

 

[redytrk]

Use a dart board and take your pick.There is no best,and no worst.Drivers jump from co to co only to find out that income is affected only by the economy.For the long haul if one of these companys comes up with something that works,the others follow shortly.

 

[highway star]

I have a friend who went to Panther a few months ago with a cargo van and is absolutly kicking butt. 8 grand in May. I'm considering going, but my van is old and I'm not sure I want to buy a new one. There's a lot more to the story, but there is money to be made if you want to deal with the B.S.

 

[Twmaster]

While we all see this question asked a lot one consideration that I see rarely addressed (or asked about) is your cost per mile. Both gross revenue and costs are important things to keep track of. However in the end you can gross a lot of money but not make a dime if you do not keep a handle on your expenses.

Just some food for thought.

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Mike N

 

[davekc]

While we drive a straight truck, we have not experienced any "B.S."
I do know that some of the van folks deal with different people other than with whom we deal with. 8K in a van for the month is not that bad. Just my opinion, maybe some make more...I don't know.