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Planet fitness has more equipment but is busier. When I used anytime a few years ago it was 35 a month. If I was joining today it would probably be PF.

When did anytime drop to 20 bucks a month?

Trump doesn't know when to shut up. Fact check - True

Either your vans broke or you are, need to go find a four leaf clover.

Mine was a few washers in an envelope about two inches by 4 inches. I thought about scaling.

I think the majority of owner/ops are a pretty disciplined group. Of course the smaller a fleet the easier it is to be picky. As for waiting for pay that's an informed decision one has to make on their own, some may consider it to much of a gamble.

When did they become interested in, “statistically reliable evidence” ?

Those figures after taxes might be tough. Some are doing it for sure but it isn't easy these days. The market is simply over saturated. By the time you figure the yearly slow months, a little time off relaxing, time for repairs, Monday holidays clearing 60 grand or more is a hard goal. I'm not...

Much better than the stations you get on the southern border.

I remember when the Promasters first came out someone on here said they all look good from the drivers seat. That statement made total sense, in the end our vans really are just a tool.

Might be time to give it a rest.

Ok we all like Murry and think he's an up front guy but let's have a little reality for those looking at new carriers. No you don't pay for a qc but a good number of you pay more for insurance than a qc and insurance combined at some other carriers. You don't end up owning insurance either. No...

I'm getting low miles and good rates. I'll ride it as long as it lasts. Less wear and tear on my van and me.

Move on is exactly what the Democrats will do everything they can to aboid.

You guys keep on looking for those long ones or leaving. I've been getting stupid money on short loads around Michigan. I'll take them every day.

Guess hillary didn't give them enough plutonium.

Lemon laws rarely cover Comercial vehicles.

I've always said it's about averages. You can work for a percentage based company make .60 on one load and 1.30 on the next. Don't know who he is working for and that's why details matter.

Most likely running solo your gonna need a little more experience. Call carriers listed on this site and ask questions, they can help you find an owner if qualified. Like suggested do a little reading here. I don't personally think a few years is necessary but some like the idea.