Load rates!!

823358

{"replyTo":"","text":"I agree, almost impossible to get a load higher than 2.50/mile you will lose to some a$$holewilling to do it for pennies cuz they're going home","replyToPid":0}

730410

{"replyTo":"","text":"We've had 19 medium to large trucking companies go under in 2019. The largest of them Celadon. However, Celadon was it's own fault. But Steven's Tanker division has shut down. These companies are failing not because of poor money management but because of rates, yet, they dont stand together. One reason is because it's against the law for trucking companies to collaborate on rates. It's actually a federal crime. I think that if one large one led the way the rest would follow.","replyToPid":0}

255377

{"replyTo":"","text":"Knowing your cost per mile is very important. That said, it’s a free market system and it’s working as intended. If you feel that you’re not thriving, I’d suggest seeking alternative business methods. Drivers will go into a dead zone and complain about rates.... stay in the Midwest and work hard and you’ll survive I’m sure. Resist high paying freight that goes to a slow market unless it makes sense to deadhead back to a good area. This is common sense","replyToPid":0}