What is the rate per mile for flatbed loads?

What is the rate per mile for flatbed loads?

To answer your question on what is the going rate per mile for trucking — current trucking rates per mile 2022 averages are: Van rates are at $2.76 per mile. Reefer rates are $3.19 per mile. Flatbed rates are at $3.14 per mile.

What is a DAT rate?

Rates are market averages derived from DAT RateView™, an innovative service that provides real-time reports on prevailing spot market and contract rates, as well as historical rate and capacity trends.

What is the average line haul rate?

Dry Van & Van Loads The average line-haul rate for dry van freight was $2.27 per mile last week, up 3 cents compared to the previous week. Van rates declined in large markets. At $2.45 per mile, the average spot rate in the 10 largest van markets fell 1 cent although the number of available loads was up 2 percent.

What is a flatbed dat?

DAT is a long-term investment in your trucking business. With your load board subscription, you’ll get a lot more than just a list of flatbed loads in your area. You can view the most cost-effective shipping routes, plus the areas where your services are in the highest demand.

How do you rate flatbed loads?

Eight factors that impact flatbed rates

1. Supply and demand.
2. Load-to-truck ratios.
3. Freight weight.
4. Distance.
5. Destination.
6. Trailer type.
7. Fuel costs.
8. Accessorial charges.

Do flatbed loads pay more?

Truck blog CDL 101 reported on average, flatbed truckers earn about $13,000 more annually than dry van truckers. Not only do they earn about 8 cents more per mile, but inclement weather may convince shippers to pay tarping surcharges to prevent precipitation from ruining the exposed load.