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No matter what exactly are we planning to buy, all of us have a tendency to discover the cheapest possible solution for our requirements. So, the very same applies to purchase Automobile Insurance.

What costs are involved in a auto transportation business?

I’m wanting to start a trucking company. I need to get cdl experience starting with a 1ton dually and a Take 3 trailer. I have gotten the insurance quote which is a lot of course and figured in the price of fuel going up. I also figured in the costs of snacks and what not. What costs am I leaving out? Do you they charge for port of entries and weigh stations? Do you have to pay to drive in states other than your own? I live in Utah and will drive to portland quit a bit. Sometimes to Las Vegas as well. The states I’d being going through mainly would be Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona. Thanks

If you are going to be using a tri-axle take 3, you may be under the 26,000 weight limit that the keeps you from having to pay FITA (fuel tax) and have apportioned tags. If you are over 26,001, you will need both. You either will need to have a contract to transport for a specific company, or pay brokerage fees for loads.

With a one ton dually, you will not have a sleeper cab, so you will need to figure the cost of lodging while on the road. Even if you do sleep in your truck, you will have to pay to park at truck stops, and also have to pay for showers and meals. Parking and showers can cost you $15-$30 per day.

You will need to have a DOT number, and display it on the truck. You need to keep a log, and follow the federal driving time rules.

Weigh stations (run by the states) do not charge unless you are overweight. They often will check your logbook, and inspect your rig for safety violations. If they find problems, they will shut you down until you have either fixed the problems, or have been off the road for the mandated rest period.

You have to allow for maintenance costs, and the 10,000 mile inspections.

You will want to either incorporate the business or form an LLC so that if there is an accident, your personal assets will be protected.

If you have not purchased a trailer yet, I do know where there is a Kaufman and a Take 3 for sale, that are in good shape.

Why is Britain such a rip off with road taxxes, insurance fuel etc.?

In France the government cancelled the requirement for road tax
(vignette) years ago, so whats going on, declaring a car off road & all of this nonsense in UK, its just creating jobs for the CRATS. Petrol is cheaper & diesel much cheaper than UK also insurance is about half the price than UK.

because the british people have allowed it to happen – all they do is moan about it but do nothing and just accept any old crap thrown at them by a succession of cheats liars and crooks who have formed the governments for the past few generations.

california to nevada, is insurance more?

moving to nevada, is auto insurance more from CA to NV?
thanks.. i called, it is OVER twice as much going to Las Vegas… they said it was the 4th highest in America.. WOW.. thanks all for your help

I moved from southern CA to Vegas. It was more here in Vegas.

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Où aimeriez-vous mieux vivre et pourquoi?

San Diego CA où le loyer est élevé, l'assurance de voiture à bas, des aliments santé est moins cher, pas de péages ou de Fort Lauderdale FL où les loyers sont moins chers, d'assurance automobile sont très élevés, des péages sur les voies h

Pas du tout. Mais si j'avais à choisir, j'irais avec San Diego (et je suis de FL).