Historical Examples. 1  They were sounds not made by his mate, and yet they were remotely familiar. White Fang Jack London. 2  Then, remotely, faint as distant cannonading, a rumble reached me. Ruggles of Red Gap Harry Leon Wilson. 3  It was plainly not a medical affair, or at least only remotely so.
Van rates in September dipped 1Â¢ compared to August. At $1.74 per mile, the national average was 28Â¢ below the rate for September 2014, due partly to the fuel price decline that shaved 22Â¢ per mile off the average surcharge.
A single truck can cost over $180,000 to keep on the road each year. Over the average mileage of a commercial truck, usually around 130,000 miles, this equates to about $1.38 per mile, but the costs that make up this figure are varied. Truck and driver.The most fundamental cost for any trucking company is the cost of the truck, trailer and the driver.alaries vary, but typically the cost of driver per mile is around $0.36, which means the cost of the truck, cab and driver normally equates to around 42% of the total running costs of keeping trucks on the road, or $0.60 per mile. Fuel. Perhaps the largest expense for any trucking company is the cost of fuel.