My First Load As Owner Operator In The Cargo/Sprinter Van Business!!!

[@giggeezer]

He's not hustling. He's Russellin' . . .

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

Yes sir!! love your content by the way

[@kingroyalty4708]

Congratulations & best wishes to your business success! Keep the great attitude, it’ll help you get thru the trying times

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

Thank you so much!!

[@willmartin2x]

Let's Gooooooo bruh!!! Congrats on the business venture!!!

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

Appreciate it!! thanks @williammartin2x

[@Otrsprinter]

I've been doing Expediting in a cargo van for 10 years best job in the world no doubt about it I wish you all the luck hope I'll see you out there drive safe

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@otrsprinter thanks alot!! would love to hear some of your stories/experience.

[@MailMan-o6c]

What’s expediting … is that a specific load board

[@Otrsprinter]

@MailMan-o6c Expediting in a cargo van is moving Freight very fast from point A to point B time sensitive

[@ORIGINALSECRETSCRATCHER]

Lots of money to be made out there. Thanks for sharing and I am wishing you safe travels.

[@neilbrownil6732]

Van comin in Tom congrats on bright future tapping in from va 2024 letsss goooo

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot Neil!! congrats on the Van!!

[@dante1539]

Man, this is dope!!! Much success, my brother 💪🏾

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

Appreciate it bro!!!

[@denisehahn1119]

I just had my taxes done for my first year as an independent contractor courier (toally different type) but you get to write off $0.67/mile. So overall, for this summary, you will write off $893 in mileage. That helps a lot! I use Everlance to track my mileage, but MileIQ is good too. I'm excited for you! You have a great future ahead of you. Best wishes!

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot!!! I am currently tracking my mileage with MileIQ.

[@ericthegamer92]

You can use strike to track miles so much easy

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@ericthegamer92 I'm using mile iq

[@BlaireJames-s5u]

Why are you tracking your miles, isn’t your cargo van 100% use business? I wouldn’t have personal use on a cargo van!

[@royirving698]

Congratulations

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot

[@newscotlandpiper]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Congrats on the business. You're an inspiration.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@jamesfoxca thanks alot bro!!

[@shiraallen5521]

Congrats brother!! So proud of you!!!

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks sis!!!!

[@Backdoorstrategies]

I’m currently doing research to start this business along with a box truck. Thanks for sharing! I’ll be following you along the way. Much Success to you!

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@Backdoorstrategies good luck on starting your business and thanks alot. I appreciate that

[@omegaman9145]

Congrats bruh! Gettin mine this week

[@earnmorepassive]

I agree with some of the comments about your success for the past 2 days, but it doesn't stop there with a total take of $1033.50 after driving 1333 miles. We need to dig deeper into your true operating costs, especially on your fuel cost and the wear and tear on your vehicle for such a long mileage. From your numbers, your actual gross is 99 cents per mile (gross amount % total miles). To accurately assess your profitability, we should factor in all expenses associated with running the delivery service. This includes maintenance, insurance, vehicle depreciation, and other overhead costs. Calculating the total operating cost per mile by dividing the total expenses by the total miles driven will provide a clearer picture of your business's financial health. While I can't gauge if 99 cents per mile is good or bad without knowing your freight market, it's crucial to keep a close eye on your operating costs. Efficient management of these expenses, such as optimizing routes, monitoring expenses closely, and ensuring timely vehicle maintenance, will be essential for long-term profitability. So, keep track of those expenses and make sure to factor in everything from fuel to maintenance, including your deadend miles. With smart cost management strategies, you'll be on track to maintain profitability and sustain success in the delivery business.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks for the comment. I do plan to start adding my fuel cost in my videos because I have gotten that question alot. Also the total miles driven in the video, includes the deadhead miles. I have factored in all my expenses associated with my business, but chose not to share everything.

[@imjusahusla]

Sprinter vans don't make more than $1.25 per mile

[@beansandwiched]

@@imjusahusla I just saw a video where a guy had 2 loads. One was around $1.50 the other was $1.75. I guess it depends where you are but I think you're right. $1.25 might be average because the guy got some offers as low as .88 cents.

[@mikedeck8381]

More than wear and tear. If your averaging 2,000 mile a week that's about 100,000 miles a year. What does that give you about 2 or 3 years before you need a completely new rig?

[@jjsupremeorta15]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 Have you thought of using a business credit card or Wex?

[@KimMcLean-k6b]

Great Job. Stay on your Grind. Video looks great.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot

[@flip_jerz1069]

making this much with no MC is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥i need to look into carrier companies and grab a van

[@jayp6507]

1 thing for sure 2 things certain. Congrats on ur biz, if u green to da biz and 1k made u happy. So be it, I’ve been doing this for months now 9 to be exact. I try to not take less than da dollar a mile. But at the end of the day, I got mouths to feed. So all ya talking to low, dis dat and the 3rd. Ya stay behind stuck not getting it cause u wanna stick to ur $1.75+ a mile. TO EACH THEY OWN, U GET IT HOW U GET IT. So again point is to get this money & pay yo bills. Congrats and if u need any info gladly to share my info & wat I experienced.

[@bholecomb]

I'm wanting to buy a van and start expediting. What's your recommendation on van size and best way to get loads?

[@dwighthicks3030]

Safe travels fam go get that Bag bro💪🏾 May God continue to give You Traveling Grace 🙏🏾

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks fam!!!

[@beansandwiched]

subbed to see your success. You got this man!!

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@beansandwiched thanks for the sub and mostly thanks for the encouraging words!!

[@DexScreenHer]

Contracting is a blessing

[@TONYYAH12]

New sub congrats king on your success let’s get it 💪🏾🔥👑 all praises to the most high

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot @tonyyah12 I appreciate it!!

[@laterrlesteverson529]

​@@EverydayImRussellin13 so are you mostly OTR and do recommend sprinter first or box truck

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@laterrlesteverson529 yes, I'm mostly OTR right now. and it's more regional for me right now.. it's a little slower on the weekends, so when I'm regional I can just deadhead home to be with family. I think you will make more money with a box truck, bc you'll have more cargo space. I choose the sprinte, bc I wanted something smaller that I can park in my driveway, easy access to the cargo space when im sleeping in my van, and I don't plan on doing OTR forever. My van will be good for local routes as well

[@renel1455]

Easy money, love it! God bless you brother

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thank you and God bless you too!!

[@Sal-et5uw]

Too many people are asking this man the SAME question, he did answered that he is a subcontractor for someone and they have their own dispatcher that giving him the load! Let Russelin focus on his business and make more content please. READ people comment and all the respond of individual. I feel tired just to see people asking the same question that Russelin already answered.

[@flatcube3706]

I am in trucking now. I want to stop and get a van. I now look for truck loads using load board websites. But i cant find load boards for sprinter vans. The loadboards i use do NOT have loads for sprinter vans. Trucker edge, truck stop, dat are all for trucks. If i knew where to look for loads, id start with a sprinter van and get rid of the freightliner for a ford transit.

[@Larose1]

Congratulations on your new journey!

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot @Larose1 I appreciate it

[@Brandon-218]

God taking you places, trust him..🙏🥂😎

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot @brandon-305 I appreciate that and will always keep God 1st

[@Brandon-218]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 Excellent. 😎

[@MRGLOCK64]

Thanks for dropping the sauce like this brother I drove a box truck for somebody and kind of felt like the rates where terrible and the box truck game is just a mess I prefer the cargo van since it’s not DOT regulated.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@JaveonBurton no problem bro!!!

[@rockyonfire1]

Where do you book your loads from?

[@quintonbogle1753]

Did the load come off a Loadboard if so whars the name, if not whats the name of the company it came from

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

I'm a sub contractor for Square 1 transportation @quintonbogle1753

[@fyedaily]

I am really looking forward to following your journey boss! I have been wanting to do this but am unsure where I should begin

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@fyedaily thanks alot. I'm will be dropping a video soon to help you out with how I got started

[@fyedaily]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 Dope!!! Thanks boss🤝💪🏾

[@plmoki1235]

Lmao i live in Detroit Michigan its not far from Warren i know exactly where you were I’m starting my business next week hopefully i just got my twic card

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

on nice!! Congrats on starting your business!!! Run it up!!

[@MohammadAnwar-xg1zv]

starting point is always hard but you are a brave person to start it, i am researching and getting information about this Cargo Van business the hard thing i am thinking about that is how i will find the loads for Van Cargo here in Atlanta Ga? please help me in this regard

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

are you looking to do local routes? or over the road routes?

[@bossupwithkae]

congrats boss up homie

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

Thanks alot homie!! love your content.. some of my research came from watching your channel.. #respect

[@RobTheSuave]

Hi. Nice video. I've been a truck driver for over 22 years out of college and have been in driveaway the past two years. Looking into Bolt Express and Panther for their sprinter jobs.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@RobTheSuave thanks alot.. I met a guy that drove for Bolt Express.. He said he really likes them.

[@RobTheSuave]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 Thanks. I’ll be driving for a fleet owner initially if I do go with them, as I save to get my own van.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@RobTheSuave that's what he was doing as well.

[@RobTheSuave]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 Well, looks like another job has come first. But, I’ll be using the money from this job to save up to buy a sprinter cash.

[@martinlopez-sr4tv]

this what i wanted to see a day one ... Im a follow you brother im going to take my first step hope you can help out its hard getting help

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot, and I will help out with as much as I can

[@RecruitingTeam-hn9ib]

Hey man you could also try to get a partial load when is your first load is small. I thought on your second load which is from MI to TN you gonna get also partial one. But anyways appreciate your hard work

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot. with the carrier company I sub contract for, almost all of my loads are direct loads, so I can't do partials right now.

[@rashad1myers]

⁠@@EverydayImRussellin13who do you sub w?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@rashad1myers Square One Transport

[@Maximillii]

Thats tough bro, Im looking to get started soon!

[@burroughs5252]

Not bad for two days.

[@AnthonyEwing-u7i]

I ran carport for years as a class A. If you have a address question. Most BOL have a contact number for drop. Just call um. Tell the who you are what you got and from where. Bam they will give you the right address. Hit the road. Never wait on dispatch. They may have 10 other driver they are helping before you. And might just email. And head to lunch lol. Yes it happens.

[@MrHigdon09]

Hey I seen your Louisville tshirt! I live in Jeffersonville right across the bridge and have been looking into this business really heavy. Do you think you could help answer some questions for me? It’s always great to have local connections, and I havent found the first person around here that knows anything!

[@Josephsifax96]

THANK YOU BROHTER FOR SHARING I WILL LIKE TO START MY VAN BUSINESS PLEASE IS THERE WAY I CAN CONTACT U FOR CONSULTATION

[@CyberFleamarket]

If possible could u giv a rough estimate of how much yu spent in those 2 days out for fuel hotel and operation cost of insurance? It would giv a more realistic view of what one may expect.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@CyberFleamarket i spent $203 in fuel, because the dealership filled my tank up for me before i drove it off the lot, I sleep in my van so no hotel cost, and I pay $176 a week for insurance. so that's basically $25 a day.

[@CHRISTIANNTORRES]

Hey! I saw your video. I'm new here in the USA. Well, I would like to hear from you how the cargo van market is doing? Is here in Florida a good place to start in the market? Thanks.

[@ronaldcole3513]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Questions: do have a DOT/MC? and which app are you using these kind of trips?

[@EkowSimpson]

u will succeed brother

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks bro!!

[@yodietv]

Good luck brother

[@Jayh_135]

Good luck on your journey. I appreciate the video.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot for watching @Jayh_135

[@ralstonthomas]

Hi bro that’s 730 miles hope you had $2 + per mile.Or there is a returning trip to somewhere.

[@dr.b.5242]

I’m late to the party but congratulations on getting your business started. I’m now in the process of getting mine started. So you got a new follower and hopefully, a “student” who you will allow to send questions as I’m not getting on this journey. I look forward to more videos.

[@Thecargohustler]

New sub

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

Thanks for subbing

[@Westside-cy7cr]

Great job Big Bro me & my wife are in the same business just starting what load boards do you suggest keep up the Great Grind 💯💪🏾

[@RealNC_HT]

Me and my husband I'm the way to do it also lolll hope we get it lollll

[@garywebb8890]

Keep going bro 💪🏾 if someone hating f them

[@nessaanna5392]

Can you show paperwork we need to do this? Do you need BOL and work tickets of your own? How do you get loads? I’m just starting my own trucking company as well but still working things out. Great video and best of luck!!!!!

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

I applied to be a subcontractor and drive for a carrier company to kinda learn the business starting out. Once my background check was completed, they sent over the contract for me to review and sign if i agreed. The carrier company has dispatchers that find loads for me and once I get a load that's when I get the BOL.. I hope this was helpful

[@michaelsamedy6775]

Yes it was very helpful thanks....as far as being paid out for the loads do you go through a factoring company or does the carrier you sub to pay out directly? If so how long does it take for you to get paid once you submit BOL?

[@Jac-pd3kr]

I don’t know cargo van business but what about fuel & insurance cost ? Where & when did u get any kind of rest when u got to Michigan b4 driving to Alcoa, Tn ?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@Jac-pd3kr fuel for both trips was $203 and I pay $176 a week for insurance through Square One. I stopped in Ohio around midnight and got about 4 hours of sleep in my van and after I dropped off the load, I went back to sleep for about 3 hours on my air mattress.. a few hours later I got the load going down to TN

[@Moonreft1]

hey i was wonder whats programs you use to find loads is it DAT

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@moonreft1 I'm a subcontractor for a carrier company.. they have dispatchers that find me loads

[@nonyabines533]

What were your total miles including all the dead head? you have to have an MC and a DOT # when you started and which carrier did you get this load through. Also, what kind of insurance did they require?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

hi @nonyabines533 1,333 was the total miles including deadhead miles. you don't have to have a MC and DOT to drive for a carrier company.. You only need a DOT if you're driving under your own authority.. I drive for Square One Transport and im under their commercial insurance.

[@nonyabines533]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 Ty brother. Excellent content; subscribed.

[@sertifiedmusic]

Question brotha. If I’m running a 2016 ford transit high roof. Do I need clearing house if I’m just ruining in Texas? I have my dot but I’m getting my Mc as well for future.

[@ericmendez5815]

Don't ever forget to put ya mechanics money up too

[@M15Tx]

Hello just wanted to say great video keep it brother. But i have a question i also want to start my own van owner operator for starters what do i need to start. My other question is how many hours do work a day is it worth it?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

you will need your own LLC, USDOT #/MC # ( if you chose to drive for a carrier company you won't need a MC #) as you will drive under their authority, BOC-3, UCR, and commercial insurance unless you sign on with a company that adds you to their insurance. it depends, with you being a Owner Operator you can set your own hours. for me it was worth it. I made way more in my first month than i would have at my old job working from home haha

[@MrZacharyboone]

How did you get in business. Just bought the same van in pa and looking to do the same thing as you.

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

I started by watching alot of other guys that are in the business.. I then went and got my LLC. registered and got my USDOT #. got all the proper permits needed and then starting looking at different carrier companies to drive for. I found the company I drive for now on Craigslist.

[@430WorldSt]

Congrats black man

[@TheUpwardbound1]

Cool man. Did you have to get tout in authority? Where did you find the loads?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

I'm a sub contractor for Square 1 transport, they have a team of dispatchers that find me loads. I drive under their authority.

[@blueline7575]

Just curious which carrier company you are rolling with? Keep up the content 💪🏽

[@victormontoya422]

Anything about mc or dot ,llc , cargo insurance , what's the cost to operate your bussiness or do work under some other company authority??

[@elchrispr7873]

Make a video on how you get your loads please make it extremely short under 2minutes pls even a short video can help pls

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

I'm a sub contractor for a carrier company, so they have a team of dispatchers that find loads for me.

[@elchrispr7873]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 how do i do that im a trucker OTR and i want to quit soo bad I already have a medium roof van transti 2017 who are you contracted with and want are the requirements?

[@Lowlifehou]

Starting mine soon, what app did you use to get loads?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

I drive for a carrier company and they have a team of dispatchers that find loads for me

[@Tewthpaste]

*make $1,000 and minus Gas and you end up with a couple hundred after. I will never do a run that is over 1,000 miles for cheap. if the load is one state over then i can do $250-300 dollar. if it's 3 state over then i would do $500 and anything across the state will need to be over $1000. I gotta constitute gas into the price otherwise i would just be bidding for gas money and i will end up with nothing in my pocket. I would put in close to 2,000-3,000 miles in a week as a OTR courier but now i got a contract to courier within my state to whereas me doing my own work so it's a lot better for the gas and money wise as i now have a dedicated route i do every day and i don't have to bid on load.*

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@Tewthpaste thanks for the comment. I definitely want to get to where I am getting dedicated routes and not having to just do OTR

[@aaronbarrientos4634]

How can I start my own trucking business?

[@Mk-hq2gc]

Congratulations, brother. Wish you success in your new career. Do you guys have hours of service restrictions as semi truck?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

thanks alot bro!! no I don't have hours of service restrictions. yesterday day I had a long haul (13 1/2 hours) I drove 8 hrs stop and took a 2 hour nap, then finish off the last 5 and a half..

[@teamsop123]

question how you find brokers that work with new carriers?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@teamsop123 I drive for a carrier company and they have a team of dispatchers that find loads for me

[@evereadyc9916]

So between Gas, you came up about 800 900?

[@royalrobinson2313]

How did you find loafs staring out bruh???

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

I drive for a carrier company. they find the loads for me

[@royalrobinson2313]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 oh ok 💪💯💯

[@terrancejpatterson]

How do you get paid? Is it through whatever app you use, load board, or directly on the spot?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@terrancejpatterson i get paid weekly bro. direct deposit every Friday

[@danielruano3743]

how do you get loads brother? do you have a dispatcher or do you find loads on your own?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@danielruano3743 the carrier company I drive for has a team of dispatchers that find loads for me

[@intheworkseg6]

when you say 12% to the carrier...are you leased on a company or is that you setting money aside for your business?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@intheworkseg6 actually it's a typo.. it's actually 22% that goes to the carrier. they have a team of dispatchers that find loads for me. and im under their insurance.

[@franklinbrandon5283]

Lol what in the Tekeo Spikes is this... No disrespect Sir, but you look like him😂

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@franklinbrandon5283 lol you're the first person to say that bro lol

[@woollymn999]

What dispatch company do you use? How do you bid around $1/mile & still win bids? I can't win any bids unless I bid around $.65/mile...

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

the company I drive for has a team of dispatchers that find loads for me.

[@woollymn999]

Yes. I do the same, but don't get rates anywhere near $1/mile. Was just wondering how you get such good rates?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@woollymn999 yeah, I have to give the dispatchers all that credit. my rates have been great so far..

[@woollymn999]

So you don't bid on loads? They just assign you a load & a rate?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@woollymn999 they call me and give me the details and rates on loads.. then I tell them yes or no on if I want them to put a bid in or not

[@berkanutus9139]

brother did you have mc number by that time or you didn't need that since the carrier company sends you orders ?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@berkanutus9139 I did have my MC, but I didn't need it since I started running under the carrier company MC number

[@Heartfullofgoldentempire]

Damn u a Foreign Port etc vessels?

[@ez408]

And what App is this one you're using?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@ez408 i drive for a carrier company and they have a team of dispatchers that find loads for me

[@angelmartin4519]

Do you guys have your own authority or lease onto carriers ? If so who some of the carriers ?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@angelmartin4519 I currently lease onto the carrier company I subcontract for.. I'm also under their commercial insurance. the name of the company is Square 1 transport

[@andremobleysr3484]

congratulation bruh, and thanks for the motivation, what is the name of the carrier company you doing business with

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

Square 1 transportation is the carrier company

[@andremobleysr3484]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 thanks, they are in atlanta????

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@andremobleysr3484 their based out of Michigan

[@andremobleysr3484]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 ool thankd fam

[@Djktboomin]

where did u find your first load. and how long did it take

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@Djktboomin the carrier company I drive for has a team of dispatchers that find loads for me.

[@SLYHATER71]

Yeah.... how much gas on both trips ? 😂😂

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@slyhater71 I spent $203 in gas for both trips.. the dealership filled up my tank before I drove it off the lot.. so I started out with a free full tank of gas

[@voyagetravel1840]

How did you get these first loads

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@voyagetravel1840 the carrier company I drive for has a team of dispatchers that find loads for me

[@uncleobumashow5207]

What company are you working for? I want to get back on road but need a company that will keep me moving

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

"Square One Transport" I have been stuck in cities/states where it took some time before I got my next load.. I've missed out on alot of loads, bc we were out bid.

[@nsbdave9285]

I need help to find a contract u think u can help me with this ? I already have a cargo van

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

most def!! I found out about Square One Transport on Craigslist!! Are you looking to go over the road or drive local?

[@LDawgButcher-v3f]

Factor in fuel and you are closer to $700, regardless that’s still good considering it only took two day and all you had to do was drive. Some people work all week long 8 hrs a day for $700 a week…

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@LDawgButcher-v3f yeah I spent like $203 on fuel. and I was making around $700 a week at my pervious job so that was a win for me. thanks for the comment

[@kingnegus77]

brothermane how could reach u for quest i’m here in atlanta area

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

my email is [e-mail] if you want to email me.. I need to create an "Everyday Im Russellin" IG page

[@kingnegus77]

@@EverydayImRussellin13 lol.. i c u made that out.. but i will hit u up

[@Jonfocus03]

What was your operation cost?

[@ElvisCarReviews]

which app do you use for loads?

[@UniqueRecipe101]

What app you using ?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@UniqueRecipe101 i drive for a carrier company and they have a team of dispatchers that find loads for me

[@bigrecordzinc4559]

What loading board do you use ?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@bigrecordzinc4559 I drive for a carrier company and they have a team of dispatchers that find loads for me

[@jcnycprofit]

Congratz on the new business venture. I will be buying my own sprinter van at the end of the year. This was very informative. I would like to ask questions if you have an email so we can contact one another

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@jcnycprofit yeah you can email me at [e-mail]

[@alisinamuradi983]

how can find load can you help me

[@Tbo_Mr.Jackson]

What company do you use to get your loads?

[@Wish1771]

How do you find loads?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@Wish1771 the carrier company i drive for "Square One Transport" has a team of dispatchers that find loads for me. Idk what load board their using.

[@dannytrujillo1202]

do you have commercial insurance ? whats state?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@dannytrujillo1202 I have commercial insurance through the carrier company I drive for. "Square One Transport " I'm live in GA

[@ericthegamer92]

Do you get to put your price or its a set price you get per the mile?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

they normally call and give me details when they see a load that we can bid on. If I give the ok on the details they normally bid for me. and I wouldn't say it's a set price, if I really want it, I can tell them to bid a little lower so that it's a even better chance of getting it.. Haven't had to do that yet

[@FatinSyed]

Best company to tie up?

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

@@FatinSyed Square One Transport

[@johnathanwilliams97]

What kinda of truck do you have if you don’t mind me asking

[@EverydayImRussellin13]

2017 Ram Promaster 2500 High Roof