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Originally Posted by b00m
The rates you mentioned here are not the real rates at all.If you get $1/mile back to the west anywhere, you should call yourself extremely lucky or blessed.
Also,like someone else said,stay away from lettuce loads.I got burned too when i showed up with the first 6 pallets of the load frozen, on a lettuce load because of the damn chute.That chute is extremely important especially on sensitive loads like that.
Best of luck.
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No I don't consider myself lucky, and 1$/mile is not good for me, I wouldn't start this topic if it was ok. $1/mile is a disaster. You could find a lot of loads from CR England for that price going West. It's a ripoff, and I never understand people who moves this freight, perhaps they are not familiar with accounting.
Lettuce from Salinas was my preferred produce from West since then, no problem whatsoever. Just check chute before loading, check temp on the back of a trailer couple of times a day, just in case, and pulp produce before loading. Hauled nearly 6-7 lettuce loads this summer. Still not sure about berries, everybody is telling to stay away fro them.