For my own understanding

[tree98]

I know your looking for Canadian numbers here but I must say my numbers are quite different.I do two separate things with the trucks I have but the ones that use the most fuel look like this...... 18-20% fuel 30% to the driver plus about 10% of wages (3% of gross) to labor burden(workers comp, unemployment, etc.) Those trucks gross $15,833.00 a month average. So that leaves about $90,000 a year after driver and fuel. Out of that comes payment($4200.00 mo. For a $240K truck) and insurance($4,500.00 year) maintenance/repairs, what is left after that is the profit.... 40% fuel cost would make it very hard to keep doing.