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So there is a cop telling you to tamper with evidence,by taking the video home and editing it?

I could be wrong,but I don't think so. In most states if not all a Class C, license with a HazMat endorsement is a CDL. Correct me if that is wrong?

Sounds like an average deal to me,except,you can't pay deadhead or empty moves unless the carrier you are running for, pays you.

They don't mention upkeep on the van among other things. There mileage is unrealistic,and there per mile rate to low.

LandStar has been around a long time,has always had a good reputation. I'm sure they have had to go with the flow,as Expediting has changed,but, they have managed to hang on to there core values.I recall talking to owners leased with them years ago,and they were happy,you talk to them today and...

Depends a lot on how many repairs you end up doing,that can eat up a lot of gross! Good Luck!

Not to hijack the thread but don't this look good! The Art and Science of Muskrat Cooking - Modern Farmer

You don't look a day over *9! LOL Happy belated Birthday!

Why don't you just hire someone with a truck!

How much did that cost ya! LOL

Just hang in there,sooner or later the call will come!

I don't know maybe,could a bike rack be modified to carry that dolly and four wheeler?

RUN as fast as you can!!!!!!

It hasn't always been this way,and doesn't need to be now. Contractors and Carriers used to make decent money,now it is more the Carriers.

What a great plan,lease the highway,raise the tolls for most,collect all the money,borrow what little you spend on upkeep,then file for bankruptcy.Only in America!

One of the 1%,I guess. You will get no Social Security when you retire.

All income is taxable,minus your deductions. Social Security must be paid,regardless of tax burden. http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10022.pdf

What about Self employment tax? That goes to Social Security.

You remind me of the driver at the Detroiter years ago,talk about rude,he woke me up from a much needed sleep,and told me I had to move my truck because I was blocking his TV reception,and this took place in the pay lot, in the back. I'm sorry you don't like the noise,but this is our World not...

In most cases, W/G pays more than S/E. I know W/G gets low ball offers,but most W/G runs are better paying runs,so less refusals. At least that is the way things used to be. Most W/G refusals are most likely S/E runs offered to W/G units. If S/E was only making 20% of the profit it could also be...