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I wouldn't trust FedEx. Around here, guys used to own their own routes. You'd legit have a FedEx driver you could expect to see every day. Slowly but surely, FedEx pushed them out and essentially forced them to sell so the routes could be consolidated under just a few owners. Now you have one ownership group that might own 20-30 routes.
My parents used to own routes and I used to help them out one of the biggest things they always complain about was Fedex Safety policy. The amount of overreach that Fedex has with their safety policy is absolutely ridiculous.
Are there any current Fedex Contractors on here? I’m considering purchasing a route portfolio. However, based on my research it seems like a number of these contracting businesses are under financial pressure and on the verge of bankruptcy. So, my questions for current contractors: Is it a good time to purchase a route portfolio?
So I leave Monday, I’m home Tuesday afternoon, I leave Wednesday and I’m home Thursday afternoon/night depending on how pick up and delivery goes. That’s the main reason I’m an owner operator.
10 kwi 2020 · There are two distinct types of FedEx Ground routes: pick-up and delivery (P&D) routes or linehaul runs. Linehaul runs are a lucrative and risky business. Some contractors say linehaul runs are 90% boredom and 10% terror. But they can be an incredibly profitable investment for the right contractor. Are you the right contractor for a linehaul run?
I'm mainly a property investor but lately I've been looking to diversify my holdings and came across several FedEx Routes for sale - both Home/Ground and Line Haul routes. Does anyone here have experience owning/operating a FedEx Route business? What are the pros and cons?
