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You said it yourself. Thirty percent is not bad when compared to 90 percent. I have never seen turnover statistics published that drill further down and distinguish between owner-operators (self-employed) and company drivers (employees). That information may be publicly available somewhere but...

Landstar posted on Twitter that driver turnover at truckload carriers is now at 90 percent (see this) and that Landstar's is under 30 percent. Landstar Express America's (Landstar's expedite component) turnover rate is about 10 percent. Not bad, 'eh?

Can a converter dolly be attached to a straight truck or cargo van? Puss 'n Pups! ;)

What did parts 2, 3 and 4 say?

The revenue number was more interesting to compare to the number from other years.

I'm looking through old files now because I am curious too. Found this from an August, 2010 Journal of Commerce article: "The $158 million non-asset-based transporter lost $43.3 million in 2009, according to documents filed with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission Aug. 6." Still...

News organizations are saying that Panther reported $215 million in revenue (and $24 million of adjusted EBITDA ) in 2011. At a purchase price of $180 million, Panther was sold for less than one-year's worth of revenue (84 percent) and there were multiple bidders, including XPO. No point to...