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+Every run is a ledger. Log your stops, punch in the dead miles + between them, and watch three numbers move: stop-density, deadhead, and what + the run actually pays after the empties. This is the board behind the 8% bet — + shave deadhead under that and the run starts earning.
+
+ > LOG A STOP
+ + + + + + +The first stop's dead miles count as the + trip from your staging point. That's the honest number, not the dispatch one.
+> RUN READOUT
+Deadhead target: under 8%.
+> STOP LOG
+| Stop | Where | Dead mi | +Pay/$ | $/dead-mi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No stops logged yet. Punch one in. | ||||
> HOW I READ IT
+The math is blunt. Stop-density is stops ÷ total miles. Below + 1.2 stops to the mile, that part of the run is all windshield and no plate. + Deadhead is dead miles ÷ total miles — the empties you rode to get to the + paid part. My floor is 8%; over that, I'm donating time to the dispatch forecast.
+Gross per mile — total pay ÷ total miles — is what I actually bank. + A short dense cluster at $6.50 a stop beats a spread-out $11 stop every time, + because the empty between them eats the difference. That's the whole logic of + triage: kill the long no-pay legs first, chase density second.
+Where it breaks: a promo dump wrecks the forecast — five $4.25 + stops stacked one hood apart reads like density but pays like charity. So I log + $/dead-mile per stop too, and flag anything under $8. If a stop pays less + than the gas and minutes it costs, it flips from a stop to a skip.
+