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Complete dry van owner-operator guide for Vermont (VT) — estimated market rates, top freight lanes, key industries, and regulations affecting dry van carriers in the Northeast region.
Rate Per Mile
$2.79
+13.9% vs national avg
Est. Gross Monthly
$23,715
Est. Net Monthly
$15,415
After ~35% expenses
| Metric | Vermont | National Avg | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rate/Mile | $2.79 | $2.45 | +13.9% |
| Fuel Tax | 12.1c/gal | ~32c/gal | Below avg |
| Freight Volume | low | moderate | - |
The Northeast dry van market benefits from high-density consumer demand along the I-95 corridor. Port-driven import freight from Newark and Baltimore keeps capacity tight, especially during peak retail seasons. Tolls on the NJ Turnpike and I-95 cut into margins, but shorter average haul distances mean more loads per week. Owner-operators who master the congestion patterns and delivery windows can consistently outperform national averages.
Lanes are based on the Northeast region where Vermont is located. Actual lane availability varies by season and market conditions.
Vermont's major shippers including Ben and Jerrys (Waterbury) and Keurig Dr Pepper generate consistent dry van freight. The state's low freight volume and 6/10 owner-operator friendliness score make it a viable market for dry van carriers.
Burlington, VT
Key hub on I-89 corridor
South Burlington, VT
Key hub on I-89 corridor
Rutland, VT
Key hub on I-89 corridor
Barre, VT
Key hub on I-89 corridor
Fuel tax in Vermont: 12.1 cents/gallon. No toll roads. Heavy mountain snow; ice storms; many roads too narrow.
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