Transporting Goods

[PJTFernandes]

Hi
My boss is asking me to transport goods in my Nissan NP200,
I think the cost should include goods weight, fuel consumption, general wear-and-tear and distance traveled.
The Nissan website says my car consumes 8l/100km.

How much do you think I should be charging?

 

[ChilliGirl]

Will this be done as a once off or will it be a regular thing?

Also difficult to say if nissan site is correct. driving style, wind and weight of goods will effect the fuel costs...

 

[Hemi300c]

Firstly ensure your bakkie is insured for business use or else if you have a accident you might not have a claim.

Then go to the AA website and you will be able to calculate the cost incl wear and tear, insurance, and fuel.

 

[MR.C]

Hi
My boss is asking me to transport goods in my Nissan NP200,
I think the cost should include goods weight, fuel consumption, general wear-and-tear and distance traveled.
The Nissan website says my car consumes 8l/100km.

How much do you think I should be charging?

Ask a courier company how much will they charge and give your boss a discount on that amount.

 

[D3x!]

Charge him the SARS rate, something like R3,10 p/km

 

[MickeyD]

What is the nature and weight of the goods?

 

[azbob]

Depends how far. If it's a short distance just do it for free.

 

[GarethC]

What are legal requirements concerning a PDP licence for this kind of thing?

 

[PJTFernandes]

Thanks for all the replies.
This is going to be a regular thing. Goods are building material like cement, wood, etc..

 

[MickeyD]

Thanks for all the replies.
This is going to be a regular thing. Goods are building material like cement, wood, etc..

Not acceptable, he must get a company bakkie.