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Guest Jesse Dane

Hey Guys.

 

So I was wondering if any of you have rates that you charge for driving time. I haven't had a license for the past 6 years because I was living in NYC and SF and had no need to drive or own a car. But now that I am in the Portland area I am driving once again.

 

I client has asked me if I would be willing to come to where he lives, which is about a 4 hour drive. I'm not sure what would be a fair rate to charge for my travel time by car. Any thoughts or ideas?

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Guest zipperzone

Why not charge him the same $$$ as the return airfare would be. Not only do you have a 4 hr drive to get there, you have to get home too.

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Hey Guys.

 

So I was wondering if any of you have rates that you charge for driving time. I haven't had a license for the past 6 years because I was living in NYC and SF and had no need to drive or own a car. But now that I am in the Portland area I am driving once again.

 

I client has asked me if I would be willing to come to where he lives, which is about a 4 hour drive. I'm not sure what would be a fair rate to charge for my travel time by car. Any thoughts or ideas?

 

I love to drive long distances, but living in Texas for a year it has really taken a toll on my little car, more than anywhere I've lived (alot of cars here have extremely high mileage) LOL. So if I end up having to go a certain distance, It may be a premium.

 

4 hours is a long way, (portland oregan or maine?) especially up north. I would ask for a deposit % of the fee, or I wouldnt go. I have done a couple of 2.5 hour drive bookings, but its been with someone trusted. Either way, its unlikely that a client would do something so cruel but still get a deposit just to make sure they are serious.

 

Its up to you what you want to charge, I'd tell him its a 2 hour minimum fee to come out there, you may even need to get a hotel if you arent used to driving long distances (after driving half-way across the country 3 times, Im pretty damn used to it LOL) . I'd factor in gas, hotel, and atleast a 1 hour booking. Unfortunently, some guys who ask such request arent willing to pay out the amount for the travel, so touring a city or having an out of towner come to you may be more likely!

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What ever you decide is fair. It is your business and you make the rules.

 

I do not charge client for travel time, but I do charge travel expences. I would feel it is unfair when a client has purchased an airline ticket to charge them for the time I spend in the plane. In some cities I add cabfare to my rate. Since you are driving, you should figure out what it is costing you, and whether it is worth it to drive 300 miles for a one hour client.

 

 

Hey Guys.

 

So I was wondering if any of you have rates that you charge for driving time. I haven't had a license for the past 6 years because I was living in NYC and SF and had no need to drive or own a car. But now that I am in the Portland area I am driving once again.

 

I client has asked me if I would be willing to come to where he lives, which is about a 4 hour drive. I'm not sure what would be a fair rate to charge for my travel time by car. Any thoughts or ideas?

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One method is to take the amount the federal government allows per mile and multiple by the number of miles traveled. No matter what you decided to charge it is a business decision you have to make. A business decision in terms of issues such as:, is it profitable to travel four hours; is this a repeat client; is this likely to generate additional business??

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Anton's reply seems fairly reasonable. As a client I live about 100 miles away from the city I usually hire out of. When I contact a gentleman to come to my location I usually guarrantee a 3 hour appt, plus if he takes the train I will reimburse the cost of the train. If he drives I have had people charge me $50, not unreasonable but most that drive are satisfied with the 3 hour appt. But I would definitely make sure you have a 4 hour appt, min.

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When the Rubber Meets the, um, Road

 

 

I client has asked me if I would be willing to come to where he lives, which is about a 4 hour drive. I'm not sure what would be a fair rate to charge for my travel time by car. Any thoughts or ideas?

 

Speaking from a client's perspective, I applaud you for even considering driving 8 hours round trip to see a client. That is a LOT of driving to do.

 

If I were driving to see an escort, I would probably get a hotel/motel room so I could shower before our date and have a place to crash afterward to avoid crashing for real on the road. I would also incur the cost of gas (520 miles round-trip, assuming that I drove 65 MPH, at 25 MPG comes to approx $65.00) and wear-and-tear on my car (520 miles equals a quarter of an oil change, which in my area amounts to about $10 if I use the good synthetic oil.). I would also hire the guy for at least 2 hours. Turning that around, I think it is reasonable to charge the client for gas and hotel and require a minimum appointment. I also think it is reasonable to get part, if not all, of your fee in advance. It would suck if you had to drive across town only to be stood up, but to drive all that way would be devastating. After all, you would be spending an entire workday driving back and forth to see this guy. Alternatively, if you take in-calls you could suggest that he drive to see you.

 

Let us know what you decide to do and how the appointment pans out.

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rvwnsd-

 

I think you are on the right track in evalutating the expenses involved. However, I think a lot of folks over look several things when it comes to actual costs. As a general statement, I would suggest that any thing much less than $1 per mile could be underestimating the real cost. If you can drive your car for substantially less than that I submit that you either have an older car or drive many miles per year.

 

A leased car is easier to quantify: Let's say you have leased for 3 years and 36,000 miles. It cost you $500 dollars a month for the lease. That is $18,000 for the lease term or 50 cents per mile. At 25 miles per gallon and $2.50 per gallon, that is 10 cents per mile. Insurance could be $900 per year or much more, but not much less. That is another 7.5 cents per mile. Here we have 67.5 cents per mile and no oil changes or tires or parking fees, etc. And, what can you lease for $500 per month with nothing down and including sales taxes and other taxes? That could be a 30 something thousand dollar car and a reasonable ride but nothing very fancy.

 

Just something to think about.

 

Best regards,

KMEM

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rvwnsd-

 

I think you are on the right track in evalutating the expenses involved. However, I think a lot of folks over look several things when it comes to actual costs. As a general statement, I would suggest that any thing much less than $1 per mile could be underestimating the real cost. If you can drive your car for substantially less than that I submit that you either have an older car or drive many miles per year.

 

A leased car is easier to quantify: Let's say you have leased for 3 years and 36,000 miles. It cost you $500 dollars a month for the lease. That is $18,000 for the lease term or 50 cents per mile. At 25 miles per gallon and $2.50 per gallon, that is 10 cents per mile. Insurance could be $900 per year or much more, but not much less. That is another 7.5 cents per mile. Here we have 67.5 cents per mile and no oil changes or tires or parking fees, etc. And, what can you lease for $500 per month with nothing down and including sales taxes and other taxes? That could be a 30 something thousand dollar car and a reasonable ride but nothing very fancy.

 

Just something to think about.

 

Best regards,

KMEM

 

Perhaps Capt. Kmem can give a cost breakdown on the sled driven by (his favorite escort), The San Antonio Siren!

 

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Hey Jesse~

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Hey Guys.

 

So I was wondering if any of you have rates that you charge for driving time. I haven't had a license for the past 6 years because I was living in NYC and SF and had no need to drive or own a car. But now that I am in the Portland area I am driving once again.

 

I client has asked me if I would be willing to come to where he lives, which is about a 4 hour drive. I'm not sure what would be a fair rate to charge for my travel time by car. Any thoughts or ideas?

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Guest Hottiewithabody

GREAT question..Ive had a few potential clients who wanted me to travel and would have no clue as to what rate would be acceptable for this

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