What's your fuel cost you per mile?

Now if we can only keep these “mpg chassers” and megas out the fast lane and out of middle lane in no Truck left lane zones we might could actually get somewhere while we blowing money out the stack lol

 

Unless you're working cheap as #### mpg isn't that big of a deal as long as you're not spending more than 50 to 55cents a mile on fuel.

 

i hope its real low for prime trucks, i would hate to see them creating traffic clusters for nothin.

 

I’m at about $0.46-0.49 cents per mile on fuel. And that’s lugging heavy equipment around the majority of the time.

 

Old school drivers from the 70s had a real easy way to figure what freight costs to run. And I think it reigns true today.

You should be hauling freight per mile for what a gallon of fuel costs.

 

Thats the way it used to be figured and still works today.

 

Let's see here, I'm averaging about 7 miles per gallon......fuel is starting to creep back up, I've been getting fuel at prices averaging $3.03-$3.15 so. Average cost has gone up to the ball park of $0.43-$0.45 per mile. That cost can decrease in Mississippi, Oklahoma, Missouri, but you'll make up for it in IFTA

 

8% of gross receipts last calendar year.

 

Im getting aprox 8 mpg, i paid aprox 3$/ gal this week.
3 divided by 8 =0.375 $/mile