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Start My 30-Day Free Trial to use thisPut two or three offers side by side. We count the empty miles from where you start to each pickup, add the fuel and time those miles cost, and show how each load stacks up against the minimum rate you set for yourself.
Demo with example numbers. Start your free trial to use your own. These three offers are EXAMPLES we made up. The cities, pay, and miles aren't real loads or routes.
Side by side
Your minimum: $2.10 a mile over all miles, as you set it above.
Load A
Springfield, MO to Dallas, TX
Meets your minimum
$0.34 a mile above your minimum
Load B
Tulsa, OK to Memphis, TN
Below your minimum
$0.24 a mile below your minimum
Load C
Joplin, MO to Chicago, IL
Meets your minimum
$0.49 a mile above your minimum
Meets your minimum means this load's estimated rate is at or above the minimum you set. It is not a recommendation to take the load. Only you can weigh hours, safety, weather, and the broker.
These are estimates from the rates and costs you entered and from truck routing on OpenStreetMap data. Miles, time, and costs may be wrong. Check your rate confirmation and your truck GPS before you commit.
Miles are truck routing estimates, not a guaranteed truck route. Follow posted signs and your truck GPS.
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