With diesel fuel approaching $1.65/L in the SW, and over $1.40/L in many places, it is time to consider adding fuel surcharges. I am adding 9% on cost over $1/L as of now. F/S = [(Current Price – Base Price) / Base Price] x % of Fuel Cost I tried running the truck on unicorn farts but it prefers diesel for some reason.
That's pretty standard and has been for a long time. How do Fuel Surcharges Work in the Trucking Industry? - Third Party Logistics Toronto, 3PL, 3rd & Supply Chain Solutions (3pllinks.com)