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Two things I know about Texas, steers and quite a lot traffic in Dallas.:)

Are you just try to keep the northern people out of Texas? :)

If you lease on a D unit straight truck with Landstar Expedited and there are not any expedited loads in a particular area, will/ do they offer general LTL freight to you? Given a choice of general LTL or nothing at all, seems like a way to cut down on DH and make a few $ to get to a better...

These recipes sound very good. I'll have to try them. Thanks for sharing them.

Any chance of getting the "like" button on the mobile site, similar to the PC version?

Those days are gone. I've got a freightliner with a cat engine and Allison trans. Great truck. But I will not be able to get another one, at least not new.

Good advice. Very well said.

Stop opening your doors. :) This time of year pollen adds to the dust as well I have a dash duster for long red lights too

Sounds like you and I have been to the same shop.:( I don't go to that shop anymore:)

Given the thread title....here's my 2 cents. I have no ovary..I have appendix..whatever:)

What type of truck? Straight truck, cube van or van or something else? How long will the trips be?

You definitely make better time if you can keep the doors closed:D

Good to know. Thanks for the info. Does the 45-50mph due time figure work for all vehicles? (cv,st & tt)

Even with all the regs, I still will not run triple digits. Every time I leave home on a trip, my goal is to make it back home safely, and of course, make a profit.

I get passed by them every time. At that speed, they better get very,very good pay for it. It will cost more to get it there...if they make it there at all.

Absolutely

I've been researching expediting for a quite some time, only recently started posting here. When I think of expediting, I think emergency freight, time sensitive or "they need this load there yesterday" freight. A common theme during my research has been the subject of speed. Yet if you really...

For those who do home canning, there are many alternatives to "road grub". Once, sometimes twice a year, I will make a LARGE pot of turkey chili. Pressure can it and use it to make "taco" salads. It is a better alternative to taco salad on the road, just prepare a salad, warm up some chili and...

Thanks for the clarification. That's kind of what I figured, based on all the great info here on EO.

Where do you Expect these numbers will go with the flat rate? Is that gross or net? O/O or driving for fleet owner?