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⏳ 6 years. Alhamdulillah.
Funny enough, I almost let the date pass quietly until Uncle Ron from LinkedIn sent his yearly congratulations again. I’ve never even met him in person but his message made me stop for a second and realize:
💭 MSS is already 6 years old.
Six years of long days, sleepless nights, pressure, mistakes, lessons, risks, growth and countless decisions made when nobody could guarantee the outcome.
And through all of it — Allah made the way possible.
I’m deeply grateful to my partners and co-founders Makhmud and Sherzod, and to every single person who has ever contributed to MSS — whether for years, months, or even one small step. Every effort became part of this story.
People came and went. Teams changed. Markets changed. We changed too.
But MSS kept moving.
⏳ 6 years behind us. In shaa Allah, the best chapters are still ahead.
Alhamdulillah for everything.
👥 @ghareer
👥 @mssmarket
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Weekly Comparison: Week 32 vs. Week 31
😌 Gross: $9,663.60 ↑ from $8,700.47 (+11.07% ▲)
😌 Miles: 2,314.29 ↑ from 2,194.34 (+5.47% ▲)
😌 RPM: $4.22 ↑ from $4.01 (+5.24% ▲)
🔼 Week 32 delivered a solid recovery, with all three key metrics moving back in the right direction. Gross climbed by more than 11%, supported by improvements in both mileage and revenue per mile. The rebound was well balanced. Drivers averaged over 120 additional miles compared to the previous week, while RPM also recovered above the $4.20 mark. The combination of stronger utilization and improved pricing pushed Gross back toward the $10K level. While not yet matching the stronger weeks earlier in the season, Week 32 clearly reversed the previous week's decline and restored positive momentum.📈Trend: Higher miles, stronger RPM, and Gross approaching $10K again — a healthy recovery following the slowdown in Week 31. ⬅️Previous Week 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #WeeklyAverage
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🆚WEEK 32
No easy lanes. No free positions.
🏆#1 GOLD — $11,238.65 | $4.50 RPM
🥈 #2 SILVER — $10,689.72 | $4.13 RPM
🥉 #3 BRONZE — $10,642.40 | $4.18 RPM
⚔️ Week 32 proves it again: tight gaps turn every mile into a fight for position.
The visuals are fictional. The performance figures are real.⬅️ Previous Top 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #TopThree
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💣$15,342 gross in just 5 DAYS.
That’s an average of over $3,000 per day.🗓 Aug 3 - Aug 7, 2026 🤑 Gross: $15,342 📊 RPM: $5.74 💎 Miles: 2,673 Route: #NC ➡️ #UT - 17 vehicles delivered in just 5 days — strong volume in a very short window. Results like this don’t come from simply finding good-paying loads.
When an experienced driver and an experienced dispatch team work in sync, every mile, every route, and every move becomes part of the strategy.#TripReport
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🤝 One driver = two bonuses.
🪙 $1,000 sign-on + $1,000 referral.
If you’re a CDL driver or you know a good one — contact us.
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✈️ @msscontact
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Weekly Comparison: Week 31 vs. Week 30
😌 Gross: $8,700.47 ↓ from $10,302.18 (-15.55% ▼)
😌 Miles: 2,194.34 ↓ from 2,381.00 (-7.84% ▼)
😌 RPM: $4.01 ↓ from $4.38 (-8.45% ▼)
▼ Week 31 experienced a broad decline across all three key metrics. Gross fell by 15.6%, driven by both lower mileage and weaker revenue per mile, making it the weakest performance in several weeks. The slowdown wasn't caused by mileage alone. Drivers covered nearly 8% fewer miles, while RPM also declined by more than 8%, indicating a softer freight market and reduced earning efficiency. With both utilization and pricing moving downward simultaneously, Gross dropped below the $9K mark. Although the week was noticeably slower, maintaining an average of over 2,190 miles per driver provides a solid operational base for a rebound once market conditions improve.📉Trend: Lower miles, weaker RPM, and Gross below $9K — a market-driven pullback following the strong recovery seen in Week 30. ⬅️Previous Week 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #WeeklyAverage
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🆚WEEK 31
Three positions. No easy finish.
🏆#1 GOLD — $13,665.06 | $4.87 RPM
🥈 #2 SILVER — $11,948.97 | $4.01 RPM
🥉 #3 BRONZE — $10,490.02 | $3.92 RPM
⚔️ Week 31 proves it again: the lead is never given — it must be taken and defended.
A small note: The visuals are fictional. The performance figures are real.⬅️ Previous Top 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #TopThree
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Weekly Comparison: Week 30 🆚 Week 29
😌 Gross: $8,700.47 ↓ from $10,302.18 (-15.55% ▼)
😌 Miles: 2,194.34 ↓ from 2,381.00 (-7.84% ▼)
😌 RPM: $4.01 ↓ from $4.38 (-8.45% ▼)
🌡 Week 31 experienced a broad decline across all three key metrics. Gross fell by 15.6%, driven by both lower mileage and weaker revenue per mile, making it the weakest performance in several weeks. The slowdown wasn't caused by mileage alone. Drivers covered nearly 8% fewer miles, while RPM also declined by more than 8%, indicating a softer freight market and reduced earning efficiency. With both utilization and pricing moving downward simultaneously, Gross dropped below the $9K mark. Although the week was noticeably slower, maintaining an average of over 2,190 miles per driver provides a solid operational base for a rebound once market conditions improve.👍Trend: Lower miles, weaker RPM, and Gross below $9K — a market-driven pullback following the strong recovery seen in Week 30. ⬅️Previous Week 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #WeeklyAverage
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✏️ ONE TRIP. 9 CARS. $14,825.00 GROSS.
From California to North Carolina, this 3,167-mile trip delivered a strong $4.68 RPM.
The trip took 10 days because the driver spent additional rest time at home, followed by four days of downtime for truck repairs after a tire blowout.Coast to coast — loaded with results. 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #carhauling
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WEEK 30 🥺
Three machines. One merciless tide.
🏆 #1 GOLD — $15,347.21 | $5.15 RPM
🥈 #2 SILVER — $13,326.65 | $4.10 RPM
🥉 #3 BRONZE — $13,155.86 | $4.30 RPM
🏁Week 30 proves it again: when the waves rise, only the strongest stay ahead.
A small note: The visuals are fictional. The performance figures are real.⬅️ Previous Top 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #TopThree
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Weekly Comparison: Week 30 vs. Week 29
🌱 Gross: $10,302.18 ↑ from $9,585.80 (+7.47% ▲)
🌱 Miles: 2,381.00 ↑ from 2,290.34 (+3.96% ▲)
🌱 RPM: $4.38 ↑ from $4.25 (+3.06% ▲)
🔴 Week 30 marked a solid rebound, with all three key metrics improving over the previous week. Gross climbed by 7.5%, supported by both increased mileage and a stronger revenue per mile. The improvement was well balanced. Drivers covered nearly 4% more miles while RPM also increased by just over 3%, indicating that both operational activity and freight rates contributed to the stronger weekly performance. Crossing the $10K Gross mark again is another positive sign, showing that the previous week's slowdown was temporary rather than the beginning of a downward trend.⬆️Trend: Gross back above $10K, higher miles, and stronger RPM — a healthy recovery driven by both increased utilization and improved rate quality. ⬅️Previous Week 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #WeeklyAverage
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$18,062.67 in just one week with a 40% driver split!
We break down the full math in the video.
⏺️Watch now!
👥 @ghareer
👥 @mssmarket
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🔥ONE LOAD. 12 CARS. $18,040.00 GROSS.
From North Carolina to California, this 3,402-mile run delivered a powerful $5.30 RPM.
A strong result built on smart planning, professional driving, and solid execution.Coast to coast — loaded with results. 👥 @ghareer 👥 @mssmarket #carhauling
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📊 GOOD GROSS DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN GOOD PROFIT
In Week 28, only 2 of MSS’s 4 trucks were fully operational, resulting in 50% fleet downtime. Both active trucks exceeded the $10,607 #WeeklyAverage, generating $23,084.81 in total gross. However, expenses reached $22,517.74, including $5,500 in repairs, leaving only $567.07 in net profit 📉. The gross performance was strong, but downtime and high operating costs absorbed nearly all the revenue.
‼️ Strong gross was not enough — downtime and high expenses erased nearly all the profit.
👥 @ghareer
👥 @mssmarket
#insights
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✨ Not one truck. Not one driver. This is the power of a team.
Our Amazon team drivers delivered an outstanding result in Week 29:
🔴 Gross: $20,150.95
🔴 RPM: $3.39
🔴 Miles: 5,941
When team driving works right, the results hit differently 🔥.
👥 @ghareer
👥 @mssmarket
#TeamDrivers
