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Cheap Freight of the day
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And don't forget the bonus on the inbound. Your driver will be able to relax with the 3 hours of free loading and unloading.
60 pallets triple stacked 19,000 lbs DIMS @ 40*52*31
Waynesville, NC > Vancouver, BC
$2500 USD
Waynesville, NC > Vancouver, BC
$2500 USD
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AB carriers seem to have cheaper rates in general, not sure why but whenever we get outbid on BC freight its usually by an AB or MB carrier.
AB and MB are the new ON. All those ads for "Move to alberta" I see on the TTC are working lol
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Dont blame em, when a house costs only as much as a new 3/4 ton pickup truck it can be enticing.
if only there was a way to buy one of those and just move it down to ON, I'd be home owner in my lifetime
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if only there was a way to buy one of those and just move it down to ON, I'd be home owner in my lifetime
You can live in your pickup but you cant drive your house.
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Just got this gem, took all my willpower to pass on it:
SPRING HILL, KS TO MIDLAND, ON
DRY VAN | CONESTOGA | FLATBED W/ 6' TARPS
PICKS 7/18 OR 7/19 6AM-6PM FCFS
DEL 7/22 8AM-3PM M-F
43K LBS OF TEMPERED GLASS
RATE: $1250 USD
Can we book this?
SPRING HILL, KS TO MIDLAND, ON
DRY VAN | CONESTOGA | FLATBED W/ 6' TARPS
PICKS 7/18 OR 7/19 6AM-6PM FCFS
DEL 7/22 8AM-3PM M-F
43K LBS OF TEMPERED GLASS
RATE: $1250 USD
Can we book this?
You should have seen the tender to even get in the door on this one.....round one was give us your best rate...round two was here is our target pricing...give us your best rate now...round 3 was lets take all of the cheapest rates and lower them one more time...so..you going to quote? hard pass on each round......sigh.....
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Oddly enough it looks like it's still available.
Weird as there's probably tons of freight from Midland back to the GTA
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I finally get to add one ...
There is an Amazon lane up for bid right now. Brampton to Barrie. Two loads a day, 7 days a week. Requires 5 trailers and 2 tractors to do the job. Winning bid as of this posting is $100.00 per load, plus FSC which is about $50.00.
There is an Amazon lane up for bid right now. Brampton to Barrie. Two loads a day, 7 days a week. Requires 5 trailers and 2 tractors to do the job. Winning bid as of this posting is $100.00 per load, plus FSC which is about $50.00.
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Should be up for bid again in a few weeks when dumbass realizes the repo depot is looking for the equipment.
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Nothing beats charity work for Bezos.
Not to mention Amazon wants what 1.5 to 3 trailers now on each end for these types of lanes. So at the minimum that ties up 4 to 6 trailers a day. LOL I'm at a loss for words on how these guys are doing it and staying afloat.
on the topic of staying afloat, here's a great vid from "trucking made Successful" on youtube. This pretty much explains why there's little to no fall off in capacity south of the border but I can see the similar effect for us up north:
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