⛽ Fuel prices going up… but rates not matching 📉 If you’re not controlling fuel, you’re losing profit. 1. Slow it down 65 mph is the money zone Anything over that = burning profit 2. Cut idling time 1 hour idle = almost 1 gallon gone That adds up FAST over a week 3. Check tire pressure weekly Low tires = more drag = more fuel 4. Compare fuel cards for the BEST discounts 💳 Not all fuel cards are the same 👉 Top options to look into: - EFS - Comdata - RTS - AtoB (flexible + works almost anywhere) 5. Plan your fuel stops Don’t just fuel anywhere — prices vary by state Use your fuel card strategically 6. Watch your load weight Heavier loads = higher fuel cost Make sure the rate actually covers it 7. Stay on maintenance Dirty filters & bad injectors = lower MPG

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One of the biggest mistakes trucking business owners make is running loads without knowing their real numbers. If you don’t know: ❌ Your cost per mile ❌ Your break-even point ❌ Your true profit target ❌ Your minimum rate per mile …you’re gambling with your business. I created a free worksheet to help you calculate: ✅ Fixed expenses ✅ Variable expenses ✅ Cost per mile ✅ Monthly revenue ✅ Break-even miles ✅ Profit targets ✅ Load decision rules 👇🏽 Download the worksheet and complete it for your truck. If you want help walking through it step-by-step, comment below and I’ll host a live training inside the group. Let’s build profitable trucking businesses — not just busy ones 💪🏽🚛

One of the biggest mistakes I see new trucking business owners make is booking loads based only on the gross pay. Revenue looks good on paper — but profit is what keeps your business alive. When I book loads, I always check these 5 things: ✅ Rate Per Mile ✅ Fuel Cost ✅ Deadhead Miles ✅ Delivery Time ✅ Real Profit (after ALL expenses) If a load doesn’t hit my profit target after expenses — I don’t take it. Period. I created a simple checklist you can use every time you’re evaluating loads so you stop guessing and start booking smarter. 👇🏽 Download the checklist below and start protecting your profit. If you want help learning how to calculate these numbers, drop a comment or tag me inside the group. Let’s build profitable trucking businesses — not busy ones 💰🚛