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A hard time because you had a conviction?....Gee the LAW is pretty clear...NO Convictions allowed without a pardon... and then you want to drive more the 65 mph? Where the law is like 63 mph or 100 km's? Your carrier did you an injustice by letting you try to go there....

I too have seen the money Greg....some of the rates I've gotten compared to flat rate are..well off the chart... .20 - .30 cents a mile on average, in itself doesn't sound like a lot...but over the year really makes a difference.

Thank you Greg.......:p

Greg...You remember what 4-5 yrs ago in here guys would not even consider turning the key for that much.....now they are talking $1.25 - 1.40 is a good rate...

Oh great another grammar cop.....:cool:

Don't you think that 79% turnover rate...some could be attributed to CSA??

I am NOT big on complicated numbers Phil...but a cursory overview of my numbers indicate..less miles, more profit...

Considering "some "vanners" weren't always "vanners" Maybe lowly vanners know more then the "dumb" truck driver types...eh?...

The writer seems behind the curve so to speak..with looming CSA and all.....

Celadon Group Hauls Less Freight, Doubles Profit | Journal of Commerce From the article above: A note to dispatchers in expedite.......Some loads deserve to be left on the dock....all loads are NOT good loads....a load is NOT just a load....We O/O's have to MAKE a profit as well...

Your FSC is dropping...How are your profit margins per load?... http://www.joc.com/suppliers/diesel-prices-fall-under-4-gallon-mark-nationwide Mark Szakonyi, Daily Content Editor | Oct 11, 2011 9:31PM GMT The Journal of Commerce Online Average diesel prices have fallen 14.8 cents over the...

Like wow....79% turnover! William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor | Oct 11, 2011 7:30PM GMT The Journal of Commerce Online Customers must help truckers keep drivers to reduce costs, says consultant Shippers need to do more to help trucking companies reduce rising driver turnover rates...

Less Trucks Crossing the Border Maybe? ----------------------------------------------------------------------- William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor | Oct 11, 2011 6:09PM GMT The Journal of Commerce Online - New service aims to cut intermodal transit times for cross-border shippers...

Was thinking the same thing...what a nutty year in all...biz has been hot and cold...no rhythm at all...no consistency..

I cut my teeth on Toronto traffic...No worse then anywhere else at any given time....

Nothing wrong with posting a "General Interest" type article...that "might" appeal to different members....In an attempt to stimulate conversation at different levels....just doing my J.O.B. :)

As a matter of fact...LOL... Ya know Guido had to learn expediting all over again as well...all them years in a straight...the freight zones change somewhat....

Your Welcome....:)

Hey..whatta think we are..an employment agency?...LOL My rep 1st pal....:p

I have a better chance of getting out of Rapid City then you do....LOL....:p