Average transport prices / durchschnittliche Transportpreise

scaniafan66 · 16. Juni 2012, 20:54

stahltrucker schrieb:

scaniafan66 schrieb:

Leute sorry,aber nach dem Lesen dieses Themas bin ich froh,kein Bier in der Hand gehabt zu haben-----ansonsten gleiches Ergebniss wie bei Stahlkutscher

Tochter fragt mich,warum ich so gröle

hier, kleine Anmerkung,, dummerweise gibt es einen Stahlkutscher hier im Forum, also schon richtig schreiben ( kann dadurch den Nick nicht mal als Beförderung ändern )

Sorry Stahltrucker,wollte da nix durcheinanderbringen

CEO · 16. Juni 2012, 22:59

it´s not easy to get better prices at this directions,because you have to much forwarders from poland,bulgaria,czech,slovakia,romania...or...who drive for so low prices.
maybe when you have your own customer, you can get better prices...but trust me nobody will tell you were you get more money.
some more questions?

gelöschter User 4 · 17. Juni 2012, 01:58

Keine PN da...wird wohl nichts mit meinem gemütlichen Sofaleben.

Stahltrucker....ich schicke dir schnell mal nen Tuch per Mail zum Monitorwischen und nächstes Mal: Einfach vorher austrinken, ist auch besser für meinen Umsatz.

zwergheinrich · 17. Juni 2012, 08:52

gelöschter User 4 schrieb:

Wegschmeiß..ohne Übersetzung

I am in the position to translate everything correctly but it`s better for you if i dont do it

gelöschter User 4 schrieb:

Dear Mr. Urbee

I offer you a full use of capacity of your truck all the year with freight for 1,02€ / Km all in.

If you are interestet, please send a PN.

Wenn der anbeißt, melde ich meinen LKW ab und mache einen auf Sofa.

Sky, Du bist gemein mir tun die Rippen weh vor lachen :thumbsup:

hurgler0815 · 17. Juni 2012, 11:17

holy shit - unbelievable discussion!

Sorry mr. urbee - In Germany there are a lot of cheap transportation companies from Eastern European markets who drive for the same prices, so what you're loooking for? For German or Austrian customers?
No way you'll be remain the cheap idiot as soon as you have perhaps your own customers. Read this and the informations from CEO - and sell your trucks.

Krischan · 17. Juni 2012, 12:45

Well, first of all I think that you stretched your capabilities to the limit. With 14.000 klicks a month means there is no wriggeling room left for emergency situations, without breaking the rules that is. Which ist ok when being paid accordingly.......but only then.
And breaking the rules ist sth. you don´t want to do on a regular basis when driving internationally.
I doubt you would accept similar conditiion in national transportation. Whatever nation you are from.

As for the rest. I don´t really understand. You have the basic numbers, they had been written by yourself here. The cost of operation in Germany, what you are asking for specifically, are estimated easily. For transit mostly road toll. Fuel cost you obviously know about. Should not be too difficult to calculate that for a company with 20 years of experience.

Actually I think we find ourselves close to the borders of reality here. I just don´t know which side we find ourselves on.

scaniafan66 · 17. Juni 2012, 15:34

Aber hallo,jetzt muss ich dann ja mal mein Schulenglisch auspacken,wenn das hier so weitergeht

Isegrim · 17. Juni 2012, 20:44

scaniafan66 schrieb:

Aber hallo,jetzt muss ich dann ja mal mein Schulenglisch auspacken,wenn das hier so weitergeht

Blos nicht,auch ich hab da immer gepennt

onkelp · 18. Juni 2012, 08:09

@urbee
welcome in the world of international driving. I do not know where you come from but since bulgarian and rumanian truck companys are on the international marked 0,97€ / km is a good price......

topsped · 18. Juni 2012, 09:33

urbee schrieb:

Hello,

before we went in this business we were told similar prices by people driving from our country in these countries. We did not know exact costs before but had in mind that about 60% of the costs are petrol & road taxes.

This is not "fake". We actually are driving for this amount.

Now i am asking myself - has everyone lied here about the prices they get per kilometer or are we all just that badly paid?

All the cargo goes both ways always (almost no empty kilometers) but as i said, it is near to impossible to make money with these prices.

If you want to earn money or if you want to become rich, you have to look for another business. In Germany we call that business "Kernerei". Working hard for nothing without any appreciation. :thumbdown:

highwayangel · 18. Juni 2012, 11:02

Dear Mr. Urbee,
I try to translate:
if you want to get the same prices like the others,
at first you have to leran french

gelöschter User 4 · 18. Juni 2012, 12:28

Wegschmeiß

Wie übersetz ich das denn jetzt?

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