Owner-operators note power-only drawbacks, including added costs
Overdrive survey respondents also noted significant headaches associated with non-owned trailers, more deadhead miles as a general rule, new costs and difficulty negotiating rates.
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Overdrive survey respondents also noted significant headaches associated with non-owned trailers, more deadhead miles as a general rule, new costs and difficulty negotiating rates.
Power-only owner-operators identify a myriad of advantages to trucking independent without an owned trailer, adding up to enhanced opportunity to scale up to a small fleet.
Power-only owner-operators identify a myriad of advantages to trucking independent without an owned trailer, adding up to enhanced opportunity to scale up to a small fleet.
Power-only owner-operators hauling with motor carrier authority and without the necessity of owning a trailer are an increasingly large part of U.S. trucking.
Power-only owner-operators hauling with motor carrier authority and without the necessity of owning a trailer are an increasingly large part of U.S. trucking.