$1925 for 958 miles $2.00 per mile

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The video provides practical, actionable advice on maximizing income in the trucking industry by focusing on profitable partial loads. The creator's personal experience and clear explanation of rates and distances make the content relatable and valuable to other truckers.

Summary

The creator discusses the profitability of partial loads in trucking, sharing an example of a $1925 load for 958 miles. They emphasize the importance of negotiating good rates per mile, especially for longer hauls, to maximize earnings.

Structure

1Discussing a specific load's earnings and mileage
2Explaining the decision to take a particular load
3Highlighting the importance of flexible and well-priced partial loads
4Advising on ideal rates and distances for profitable trucking

Product placement

The creator is discussing the economics of partial loads in trucking, using their own experience as an example. The video shows the interior of a box truck with some equipment, but no specific product is being advertised.

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$1925 for 958 miles $2.00 per mile

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I got two parcels on the truck. This first load paid 1500 for 650 miles. Then I paid that one pallet that paid 425 by 700 miles. And total we got 1925 on a truck for like, uh, 900 miles. I only picked up this load because, um, that job stops off four hours away from my crib. That job stops off like 10 minutes from my crib. So I'm like, you know what? Instead of be hitting, we just get some diesel and that's gonna cover that. A lot of space left. If I wanted to, if I wanted to be truck of the year, if I was gonna go to R, I would have had a lot of money on here, but I had to go back home. If y'all doing y'all partials, remember, we want to do flexible partials. Y'all don't want to start your partial off with 50 cent per mile. Start off with something like this, and then you add on to it. If y'all doing y'all partials within like a three to 400 mile radius, make sure it's a good rate per mile. Um, but ideally, you want to do long haul partials, 800 miles, a thousand miles, that way you can kind of stack and add on to it.