[vc_row][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text] Carriers can now save money at the diesel pump at more than 2,000 truck stops nationwide. [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE (2024)...
If your business is trucking, IFTA is always on your mind. That's because reports for the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) are due four times each year. There's no way around it, if you haul loads from state to state, you file IFTA reports. We have your IFTA report deadlines for 2024 right at your fingertips, as well as general information about IFTA, including what you need to file your quarterly reports and how to file electronically. We also tell you how having a TCS Fuel Card makes IFTA filing easier.
Trucker loyalty should be rewarded, and fuel rewards programs at many truck stops do just that. Most major truck stop chains offer points, discounts, and credits on fuel, showers, food, drink, and other amenities for filling up at their locations. TCS Fuel Card clients can enjoy great discounts on diesel right at the pump at more than 1,500 in-network discount locations across the country. And they can participate in truck stop rewards programs while using the TCS Fuel Card. We give you all the details on the fuel rewards programs our in-network partners offer.
EFS money codes have been an integral part of the trucking industry for decades. Trucking companies and owner-operators frequently use EFS money codes for EFS check payments in their day-to-day business. This transportation and logistics payment method is solidly engrained in the trucking industry. But generating EFS money codes safely can be complicated. There are […]
Truck tires are directly linked to diesel fuel economy. That’s a huge connection since both fuel and tires are two major expenses for hard-working truckers hauling loads. How you maintain those tires, as well as what kind of tires you buy, dictate how much money you spend on fuel. Let’s look at a few key […]
Truck maintenance, specifically truck repairs, takes a huge chunk out of a trucking company’s annual budget. Next to fuel and purchasing a truck, it is the costliest aspect of running a trucking business. Repairs and maintenance swallow up about 10 percent of overall expenses, according to Truck Driver Institute. We’re talking about 12 cents per mile and $15,000 annually for airline/hoses, alternators, wiring, and brakes.
