O/O Rates - What is your rate?

Discussion in 'Canadian Truckers Forum' started by sinistar, Mar 19, 2011.

  1. sinistar

    sinistar Bobtail Member

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    Hey guys, it seems that the rates in Canada as an owner operator are all over the map right now.

    I haul Super B trailers in BC hauling 63500kg in my own tractor pulling the companies trailer

    Our rates are as follows

    $1.43 per km @ ($1.16 per liter fuel pump price)
    Loading/Unloading is unpaid and takes aprox 3 hours to complete
    We are loaded for half the trip and come back empty. Rate is same loaded and unloaded

    5mpg avg
    $1000 tractor insurance per month
    $150 WCB
    +Fuel, maint, repairs, cell phone

    There is a vast amount of rate comparison for US O/O, but very little info for us to compare too

    Share your rates please
     
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  3. Longhood379

    Longhood379 Medium Load Member

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    For short haul (5 axle hi boy ) I charge the pump price of a liter of fuel per km + $70.00 an hour from when i leave my yard till I get back.
    Prolly doesn't help you much .
    6 axle gravel is about 120.00/ hour
    loggers here run way to cheap 109.00/hr 7/8 axle (dumb)
     
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  4. YukonTrucker

    YukonTrucker Light Load Member

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    $10-$13 per loaded mile for 8 axle lowbed pilot car not included.
     
  5. Tank33

    Tank33 Medium Load Member

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    You can't be serious, you pay $1.16 for fuel?! Are you hauling lumber or chips or something? The last company I was at, I made $1.31 per mile, and I paid $0.62 for every liter of fuel I bought, and I didn't pay plates either, the company did. I paid an extra $70 a month to bump the insurance value over what the truck was worth in case of a write off. I paid $200 a month for a kick ### blue cross plan that gave dental, eyecare, prescriptions, 100% covered in the U.S for any injuries no matter how severe or slight, and if I was injured bad enough to require time off of work, the plan would have payed my truck payment as long as time off was required by the doctor.

    Why did I leave you ask? A woman....let's just leave it at that.
     
  6. Beer Runner

    Beer Runner Medium Load Member

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    Why do we do anything stupid? It's always because of a woman.
     
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  7. sinistar

    sinistar Bobtail Member

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    Tank, the rate I quoted was per KM! Per mile I'm getting $2.28

    Unfortunately like everyone else in Vancouver BC the cost of diesel has hit $1.16 per litre

    Were you haulin containers for $1.31 a mile? Man I dont know how you were able to make it, even with fuel costing 0.62 per liter at that time
     
  8. dr1c

    dr1c Light Load Member

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  9. Tank33

    Tank33 Medium Load Member

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    No no, not hauling containers.

    That was for the company I USED to work for, in Saskatoon, SK. I was hauling step deck freight. I did well last summer actually. I averaged 8 MPG every month, $1.31 per mile, every liter of fuel I bought, did not matter where in North America, I always paid the same, 62 cents per liter. I did about 12,000 miles per month, and took home between $0.95 and $1.02 per mile. The other thing to remember is, my loading and unloading was paid, and my truck insurance was paid for by the company, things you pay Sinistar.

    Now the sad thing is, that still is not enough. With current maintenance costs, parts going up, labor going up, everything going up except rates.

    While I routinely blame the girlfriend as the reason for selling my truck, in the same token I thank her for it! To sum it up, I have had enough of this ####. Of us being underpaid. You can't rent a small backhoe from a backhoe company for under $300 an hour. Yet you can rent a full size semi with a dump trailer for half of that....something is seriously wrong with this picture.
     
  10. Jacek

    Jacek Bobtail Member

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    bro, the rates in alberta are six times higher and you never go back empty unless youre going home for the weekend and refuse to load, youre getting raped hard, or lying on the forum....
     
  11. Jacek

    Jacek Bobtail Member

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    tomorrow morning im dropping off a load of untarped lumber. 400 km trip pays 900, thats backhaul, so i dont drive empty, then at the same place im loading lumber untarped transporting it about a 100 km for 9 dollars per mile. then loading there and taking a tarped load 300 k for 1000 dollars. thats not even two days of work for almost 3 grand gross. my provincial in surance costs 250 dollars per month.
     
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