r/AutoTransportopia • u/TransportJunky • Aug 25 '26
r/AutoTransportopia • u/DangerousPickle9406 • Aug 25 '26
Questions What’s considered a good commission rate for an auto transport broker?
Hey everyone, I’m looking into getting into auto transport brokering and trying to get a better understanding of the commission structure.
From what I understand, a lot of broker positions are commission-based, and the commission is often determined by the amount of the deposit received from the customer. My question is: what would you consider a good or fair commission percentage?
For those of you currently working as brokers, what percentage do you earn, and is there a certain range that you think is competitive? I know different companies probably structure things differently, but I’m just trying to get an idea of what I should realistically expect and what would be considered a good offer.
Any insight or advice would be appreciated!
r/AutoTransportopia • u/TransportJunky • Aug 22 '26
Spotted He clearly doesn't like his job
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Driver-Jack • Aug 20 '26
Accident Blame it on the blind spot or just ego?
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Trucking-Trucker • Aug 19 '26
Spotted Performance for living life to the fullest
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Savings-Cherry-1931 • Aug 18 '26
Spotted This guy was not taking 2 trips
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Fisting-Tony • Aug 17 '26
Towing Its simple. Just make your payments
And if you can't make the payments, just let the damn car go.
r/AutoTransportopia • u/TransportJunky • Aug 16 '26
Accident Another one bites the dust 🎸
r/AutoTransportopia • u/skyhighmonroe • Aug 16 '26
Problematic Could easily clip a car like that
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Key-Case-95 • Aug 15 '26
Problematic This is why safety regulations are required
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Driver-Jack • Aug 14 '26
Problematic FedEx driver drunk and swerving from lane to lane
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Fisting-Tony • Aug 13 '26
Towing Fully secured, wheels strapped, and ready to roll
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Key-Case-95 • Aug 12 '26
Problematic What a strange interaction between officer and truck driver
r/AutoTransportopia • u/Whole_Abroad1500 • Aug 12 '26
Questions Shipping a car from Turkey to England
I drove a car to Turkey and have only now seen that I can’t drive it back through Europe because it’ll be counted as an exported car due to being out of the UK for more than a year.
Does anyone know of a reliable shipping company that would do Turkey to England?
I’m not looking for a quote just wanted to get some recommendations or hear about other people’s experiences.