The biggest number touted by Werner Enterprises in its second quarter earnings release was that it had the highest revenue per truck growth in its One-Way segment in a decade.
Revenue per truck per week was $6,114, up 27.7% from the corresponding quarter a year ago.
Werner did that on the back of a significant downsizing of the number of average trucks in its One-Way Truckload segment. That number was down about 34% from a year ago.
Total miles per truck per week in One-Way was up 15.7% from a year earlier. Those trips also were longer, rising to an average of 685 from 581 a year earlier.
The size of the Dedicated fleet was up as a result of the acquisition of FirstFleet in January. Trucks in service in Dedicated rose 43.7% to 6,976. Average revenue per truck per week rose 5.4% to $4,789.
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Revenue per truck per week was $6,114, up 27.7% from the corresponding quarter a year ago.
Werner did that on the back of a significant downsizing of the number of average trucks in its One-Way Truckload segment. That number was down about 34% from a year ago.
Total miles per truck per week in One-Way was up 15.7% from a year earlier. Those trips also were longer, rising to an average of 685 from 581 a year earlier.
The size of the Dedicated fleet was up as a result of the acquisition of FirstFleet in January. Trucks in service in Dedicated rose 43.7% to 6,976. Average revenue per truck per week rose 5.4% to $4,789.
#year #werner #trucks
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