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Yes if you owned and drove the truck all you would have as drivers cost would be your co-drivers cost. On this truck I own it I do not drive it.

Well I don't know about others but I don't mind putting numbers up on the board here. This is a tractor with Panther it run about half this year as a team the rest has been solo: Loaded Miles: 97,809 Empty Miles: 32,663 Total Miles: 130,472 Mileage Pay: $117,027 Fuel Surcharge: $24,879 Flat Rate...

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BlueEngine, I am located in Michigan and most of the drivers I hire are from around the surrounding area. I addvertise in the local newspapers and in Michigan Works program. Tony

One rule I have is never ever hire a driver with out meeting this driver in person. The way my process starts off is we run a phone interview first, then if we think the driver is qualified we ask him or her into the office for a one on one interview in person, after this we discuse weather we...

One thing I find funny in all this if you were to go back several months in these forms you would find the same drivers that are praising Con Way and how great they "were" serveral months ago were complaining about how much Con Way did wrong and how messed up it was there.

Hey Phil, I don't know about other Panther owners, all I know is about myself and I have been at Panther 4 years this Jan. and this has been a very good year for me. I have added 2 straight trucks and 1 tractor to my fleet this year. On a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the highest I would rate...

David the money is right just messed up typing in the miles there but the dollars are right. and it is edited now. Thanks for pointing that out for me and no I dont work for load planing at Fed Ex LOL:) Tony

Better believe it Dave. F.S.C. goes 100% to the person paying for the fuel period. I thought I had heard something about the feds making it a law to give 100% to the person paying the fuel anyone heard anything else about this? Tony

First off the only way to judge a load is total load pay regardless of where the money comes from. Examples: 1289 loaded miles @ $1.30 mile = $1675.70 72 Dead Head Miles Border Crossing = $37.50 F.S.C. 1289 miles @ $.12 mile = $154.68 Total load pay = $1867.88 Total miles = 1361 Rate per all...

Personally I have the my drivers call me on any repairs over $200.00 I get woke up sometimes in the middle of the night but hey isnt that a part of being in business? If you dont want to be woke up then the easy way would be to put your money into the bank instead of into trucks. As for only...