Hey Jackrabbit379,
#41
10-28-2007, 02:21 PM
Wildk9,did you get the $2k bonus for your link?
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#42
10-28-2007, 02:32 PM
Originally Posted by mike3fan
Wildk9,did you get the $2k bonus for your link?
Trying to save everyone to my saved drivers, but can't find anything for RostyC. Closest was Frosty and Frostydaniel. :?
#43
10-28-2007, 02:44 PM
3 pages and still no Rabbit. Enjoying his weekend, I suppose. :lol:
Maybe, I should've named this thread - Trukz. :lol: If you're not on a contract run, here's what I'm doing: Glass 1.41/mi from Jacksonville to Charlotte 409 miles (plus the bonus if your company has a terminal there - SEE does. :P ) Milk .49/mi back down to Jacksonville. A decent short run for making money, plus we have terminals at both ends. No FP's for fueling or repairing. 8) Currently, I'm sitting 9 miles from Jacksonville on 11 FP's. :evil:
#44
10-28-2007, 03:11 PM
Driving this route of Tires from Corpus Christi to Anchorage will earn your driver $2.45 per mile, a total of $9772.20 for the entire route. Your company specializes in this cargo type so you will receive a 5% bonus for delivery.3,981 miles max mph 48.....ouch,but when I finish this one and get to a terminal city I can nicley upgrade my truck!
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#45
10-28-2007, 03:12 PM
Originally Posted by WildK9
Originally Posted by mike3fan
Wildk9,did you get the $2k bonus for your link?
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#46
10-28-2007, 03:16 PM
I'm trying to stay close to jacksonville, because my company is trying hard to get a contract.
For the $2000 link money, I just went to Trukz home webpage and copied the address to my sig line. :wink: Glass, to Charlotte is $1.13/mi. My mistake.  ops: At least my truck goes 60. :P RostyC: What is your Driver Name?
#47
10-28-2007, 03:24 PM
mike3fan, I see your gameplay style is set at standard. I doubt at 48mph, you're going to be on time with that load. :P
You should edit your driver and change that to Casual. :wink: I also see you're running over HOS. Shame, shame. :P :lol:
#48
10-28-2007, 03:34 PM
Originally Posted by WildK9
mike3fan, I see your gameplay style is set at standard. I doubt at 48mph, you're going to be on time with that load. :P
You should edit your driver and change that to Casual. :wink: I also see you're running over HOS. Shame, shame. :P :lol:
Here are the calculations behind route pay per mile:
Collection = Cargo base pay per mile * Route Distance Collection = Collection + (Route Distance * 1.5%) Collection = Collection + (Cargo Weight / 40000) Collection = Collection + (Collection * Terminal Bonus) {see note1} If destination city demands cargo type: Collection = Collection + (Collection * 10%) If cargo type is company preferred cargo type: Collection = Collection + (Collection * 5%) Collection = Collection + Cargo Bonus {based on cargo demand} Collection = Collection + City Bonus {based on city climate} If driver gameplay is casual: Collection = Collection * .80
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#49
10-28-2007, 03:43 PM
That makes sense, but can you be on time @ 48mph? I heard that the longer the load, the harder it is to be on time, if you're driving one of the cabovers. Especially, if you have a mechanical failure or something. That's also the reason I do short runs, until I get a better(faster) truck.
#50
10-28-2007, 04:13 PM
Originally Posted by WildK9
That makes sense, but can you be on time @ 48mph? I heard that the longer the load, the harder it is to be on time, if you're driving one of the cabovers. Especially, if you have a mechanical failure or something. That's also the reason I do short runs, until I get a better(faster) truck.
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