{"text":"Makes no sense to me why would someone quit being an owner operator and get themselves into leasing.. any thoughts? I leased before and I know for a fact I’m NOT doing that again!!! ","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}
{"replyTo":"","text":"I don’t know why there’d ever be a democrat truck driver. You have to be off yer rocker. They want to eliminate leases because they don’t want the environmental benefits of new equipment? I don’t know why. They want to increase fuel prices taxes insurance and eventually take away your license. Why would any trucker belong to this anti trucker group people ever. We aren’t quite at $4 a gallon yet. Working hard at it though. Sure be an o/o Democrat driver. Buy a straight jacket while you’re at it. ","replyToPid":0}
{"replyTo":"","text":".02 a mile fuel instead of .85 a mile. Lower insurance costs because you are getting a group contract rate. There’s a lot of purchase power in being in a large group. I’m a lease operating LLC and I’m 100% SOLVENT because I owe nothing for equipment. 100% solvent since I started. Guess how many companies can boast solvency starting their first quarter? Almost none. Im not operating under my own authority but it’s a great way to get your hands on new equipment without owing. Its not a super great time to be O/O with a Democrat government. Give me your O/O attitude but my company is S O L V E N T. Operates without any debt whatsoever. My money is mine.","replyToPid":0}
{"replyTo":"","text":"I’m an Owner operator, and it’s a great time to be one. I’m about to stop going otr and put newly licensed family members in my older trucks I run. And I’m only gonna run in Cali from sac to LA home every other day and it will be easy to gross over 7k a week when each trips only costing 300$ in fuel. Or I can go from so cal to WA state for some really great paying loads. The current company I’m under now charges 10% of my gross so, for my trip to GA from sac I’m doing right now lays 9800 they will take 980$! It’s a great time to be an o/o I still make my own schedule either way but to have the opportunity to make 20k to 50 plus k a month I never new the Buis was so sweet I just hope rates stay like this ","replyToPid":0}
766797 发表于 2021-10-15 01:02:04 yes you owe nothing just lease payment and getting 75%of the rate ? what is the savings? o over nothing on equipment getting 100% of my rate on average0. 75 fuel discount 25% on tires 32% on oil 100% on maintenance (I do my own) plus 55% of income of my drivers units and I'm 100% solvent to ......happy dancing work when I want to play with my toys keep drivers and customers happy even turning down some offers don't want to buy more equipment now
","text":"That’s the other I’m on brother, my brother and sister are getting their cdl by months end. Brothers gonna be a driver and sister has the cash to o/0 so skys the limit. The $ is unreal once you get to 2 trucks makin what people with regular jobs as e for months in 1","replyToPid":448677}
998355 发表于 2021-10-14 23:47:41 .02 a mile fuel instead of .85 a mile. Lower insurance costs because you are getting a group contract rate. There’s a lot of purchase power in being in a large group. I’m a lease operating LLC and I’m 100% SOLVENT because I owe nothing for equipment. 100% solvent since I started. Guess how many companies can boast solvency starting their first quarter? Almost none. Im not operating under my own authority but it’s a great way to get your hands on new equipment without owing. Its not a super great time to be O/O with a Democrat government. Give me your O/O attitude but my company is S O L V E N T. Operates without any debt whatsoever. My money is mine.
","text":"why inject politics into this. Nobody cares what an O/o political affiliation is. All that matters is that they run a tight business and keep turning a profit. I have Zero debt, work 9 months out of the year.and 100% of my revenue belongs to me as well as the profits. Why would I want to work hard to let someone skin off the stop. I also do not have to use load boards or pay broker fees, I built my own clientele.","replyToPid":448672}