That would be assuming the truck is running all 52 weeks. I am paying my drivers too much

On a serious note, you can't run a tractor on $1.40 to 1.60 per mile as he (IRT) posted in another thread. We don't even run straights at that rate. I thought the Fed paid better than that. Maybe not, based on what is posted.
You may be better served to talk/PM to Steve aka Nightcreature as he claims $2.00 to $3.00 per mile.
Apparently he is running something you aren't with the same equipment.
Dave let me explaine somthing there are good loads at all companies then there are not so good loads. The loads that night creature is on most likely is dedicatied runs. But then again everyone knows steve tell tall tales to make himself look good and I am not afarid to say that so steve wouldnt be a good one to talk to. Yes there are loads that are realy good paying but since I have been pulling a dry box my pay days have been crap simply put. It seems im getting the left overs. There are runs that are 2.00 buck a mile which I wil take but best not have alot of tolls. There are runs that pay 180 all miles that includes deadhead. well them runs if I got a lot of DH and big tolls then I got to let them go to the side
now if Steve isnt counting the DH but only the pratical miles then maybe I could see where he says 3 bucks a mile.
but in reality he would need to add in the DH. Now I did do a load from Jamica NY to Los Angels CA which paid a total of 13500 bucks to the Truck that was in sept of 2005 and that was a dry box load and the Trailer had a lift gate on it.
the only down side of it was We had to sit on it for 4 day after getting out there do to the bld didnt pass a fire Marshal inspection. So ID say that was way more than 3 bucks a mile wouldnt you. But them runs are few and far between. Never since then seen a run that big in the last 3 years.
again there are alot of blow hards on here and Steve is one of them big time and if you have not realized it by now he is one of the better ones as I see He has got even U believing him.
A TVal tractor poping can make up to 2400 or more for a driver a week if he gett the right runs. the norm is about 1200 to 1600 a dry box can make an average of 900 to a 1200 bucks per driver a week. THats poping
Thats if the company is giving up the runs fairly
and now thats for two drivers that dont own the truck
and are poping hard. and thats the Truth from my personal experiance with the FED