Who is paying good FSC these days?

twinpopusa

Seasoned Expediter
Was wondering which expedite companies pay the highest % of FSC to their trucks these days. And which ones charge the most to their customers? I'm suprised that not many people talk about the fact that some expediters pay only 5 or 6 cents a mile, (to a cargo van) and others average 20 cents or more.. I have worked for one a few years ago that paid .72 cpm, plus .05 cpm FSC!! (For 2 weeks :( )
 

Bruno

Veteran Expediter
Fleet Owner
US Marines
Panther gives 100% of what is charged to the customer to their Owners. FedEx has a FSC program where you get a set amount base on what the cost of fuel each week. Those are paid on loaded miles and all okayed deadhead miles.
 

Crazynuff

Veteran Expediter
This question shouldn't have to be asked . The purpose of the FSC is to compensate the fuel purchaser for the fluxuation of fuel prices . There are formulas to calculate the rate that are fair to the shipper and fuel purchaser . A carrier using O/O's exclusively is not a fuel purchaser and has no justification to keep any part of the FSC . Those doing so are stealing from both the shipper and O/O . If the rate with the FSC is not acceptable to the customer the rate should be lowered , not the FSC if a correct formula is used to calculate it . The operating cost of running a computer are far less than operating a truck . How many loads does a dispatcher's computer get a percentage of in a day and how many loads does a truck get a percentage of ?
Carriers are not required to disclose to contractors what they receive from the shipper for a FSC . But I know O/O's from a non-expediting carrier that sent shippers copies of their settlement for the load from that shipper showing the FSC the O/O was paid . Somebody got caught with their hand in the cookie jar .
 

nightcreacher

Veteran Expediter
At FDCC we get a fsc that brings the fuel to 1.20 per gallon based on a certain mpg of your truck.in a tractor that is 6 mpg,if your fuel mileage is better then your paying less for fuel.this is based on all authorized miles
 
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