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Hopefully soon Xiggi. You are currently the longest sitter. Good load volume going right now so I am hopeful they will have you out of there soon.

Does seem a bit quiet in here....

Another sleepless night for John......

Good morning in Load One land and a Happy Mother's day to the ladies in our world.

Most of the moderators I know are beyond help :rolleyes:

Got it, the newbies aren't new to Load One, just EO. That is Roy and (Dorinda) in straight truck 3028. Sadly no one cards me except at the border.

Who is that?

Hopefully the start to a busy weekend!!!! Fingers crossed!

No darn like button on iPad.

I will not be at this one. I am flying in that evening from the ALK technology conference where I was asked to be a speaker. I will be at the rest of the events for the year.

We are looking forward to it!

They call that....logistics!

So true, so true.

We will be doing construction - repair work to the parking lot on both buildings starting on Monday. With equipment and workers in the yard please be extra vigilant and safe! Thanks in advance for everyone's cooperation!

Morning gang!

Sylectus is a software. As long as you have a certain amount of trucks and have been in business for a certain period of time anyone can buy it. Having the software does not "endorse" anything and has nothing to do with credit or getting paid.

I think if you do a search you will find far more info on any carrier than just looking through the first 5 pages.

He is on a leave of absence. They are relocating due to wife's job change.

It is really just simple supply and demand of a market. For example if your goal is to average 1.50 a mile to a vehicle and you know the average out of an area is .90 than you need to be charging at least 2.10 going into a market. If you are going into any area you should always try and price...

Again, it is an independent agent brokerage office, so much like owner operators they are not employees. I am guessing that you didn't go in there for less than 2.50-2.75 a mile? Why did you charge such a high rate, because of the market forces that is why. If the rates off the NE were...