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  1. brokcanadian

    New to the game

    Shh let him try it
  2. brokcanadian

    Drug Testing for Vans

    I've never been tested, and don't know any van drivers that have. That being said, I'd test my employees for sure and possibly owner operators. Such an obvious risk reduction
  3. brokcanadian

    Panther 2019

    And call attention to our unhappiness that we make more after expenses than a highway tractor...that'll get sympathy :p
  4. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    I think I give up answering newbie posts. They already have it figured out :D
  5. brokcanadian

    New to the game

    Put that way, it does seem like a no brainer doesn't it. Pick up the phone and call some brokers near you, I'd be interested to hear how it goes
  6. brokcanadian

    Good morning Everyone,

    Take the local advice. I only worked 2, 9 hour days last week, grossed $700 US. Home, and back to home
  7. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    Yep. Told u I refused a heated load last year, I'm working on my cheap-ass-ness (no espar) Blankets might be overkill. Make sure you check that load once and awhile, hope its latex and not explosive :eek:
  8. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    Happy Birthday guido4475! Had that sweet "local" today. 2 of those a week, and bills are paid
  9. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    Saved a $100 ticket, walked out just as meter guy was pointing his machine at my van...nice guy for once
  10. brokcanadian

    Insurance and Double Brokering

    Me too but it was same customer :) so it at least was exclusive to them. You touched on another thing I forgot, the "exclusive use" to carrier Double brokering as I understand it...freight taken by carrier, carrier then sells it to another and takes a cut You can tell when u pick up, if you...
  11. brokcanadian

    Insurance and Double Brokering

    Please somebody explain this to a Canadian. I work for as an owner operator for a large company in Canada and pay my own liability insurance (they cover cargo) Why do I hear that the company you are leased to is supposed to provide liability and cargo? In Canada those that do obviously have a...
  12. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    I did make it home. Del for downtown Toronto in the morning. I love runs that go by the house, way more space without sharing with the freight
  13. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    Sure, but then I'd have to be off from November to April 3/4 inch of ice on the van. Some of it won't even come off the windshield. How is it raining when its -10? (14F)
  14. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    Wow. A run It was predicted, freezing rain and the other drivers suddenly stop answering the phone :D
  15. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    Geez at this rate I'm gonna start doing uship
  16. brokcanadian

    5 Sprinter Vans - 2018 Financial Results are In

    Speaking of that, it's amazing how many jobs there are for DZ (your class B I think) near me. I've never looked before. "Freedom" has an opportunity cost
  17. brokcanadian

    It’s Fibuary !!!

    Aaaand I'm still sitting :D
  18. brokcanadian

    5 Sprinter Vans - 2018 Financial Results are In

    Can't do that, then he'd need actual drivers with a commercial license :p
  19. brokcanadian

    5 Sprinter Vans - 2018 Financial Results are In

    Getting closer to the numbers I'm looking for. Not that I'd dream of having employees, just for me There's a company near me that pays $1.50 all miles, plates, tolls...fleet insurance...stands to reason they charge a customer more than $1.50 a mile
  20. brokcanadian

    5 Sprinter Vans - 2018 Financial Results are In

    Hope the divider meets the same crash specs as a dot sleeper...
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