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    DAT Board Guidelines (6/16/2017) : The Following Data Gives Criteria For Accepting A Load

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    DAT Board Guidelines (6/16/2017) : The Following Data Gives Criteria For Accepting A Load

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    The document outlines criteria for accepting loads and rate variances for trucking jobs. It provides guidelines for load acceptance based on pickup date, truck/trailer type, deadhead distances, approved companies, trailer length, and load weight. It also lists expected rate ranges for trips between 50-450 miles based on weight, difficulty, and other unspecified factors, with higher rates for longer distances and more challenging loads.

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    The document outlines criteria for accepting loads and rate variances for trucking jobs. It provides guidelines for load acceptance based on pickup date, truck/trailer type, deadhead distances, approved companies, trailer length, and load weight. It also lists expected rate ranges for trips between 50-450 miles based on weight, difficulty, and other unspecified factors, with higher rates for longer distances and more challenging loads.

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    DAT Board Guidelines (6/16/2017) : The Following Data Gives Criteria For Accepting A Load

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    The document outlines criteria for accepting loads and rate variances for trucking jobs. It provides guidelines for load acceptance based on pickup date, truck/trailer type, deadhead distances, approved companies, trailer length, and load weight. It also lists expected rate ranges for trips between 50-450 miles based on weight, difficulty, and other unspecified factors, with higher rates for longer distances and more challenging loads.

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    DAT Board Guidelines (6/16/2017)

    The following data gives criteria for accepting a load:

    If Pickup date is _____________,

    If Truck/Trailer type is ______________,

    If Deadhead-Origin is within____________ miles,

    If Deadhead-Destination is within___________ miles,

    If the company is listed in <Approved company.xls>,\

    If length of trailer is between _______ and _______ft,

    If weight of load is between ______ and _______lbs

    The following data gives rate variances:

    Rate expectations:

    50 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    75 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    100mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    125mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    150mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    175mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    200 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    225 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    250 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    275 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    300 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    325 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    350 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    375 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    400 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)
    425 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

    450 mile trip: between $______ (low weight, difficulty, etc) & $______ (high weight, difficulty, etc)

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