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But it adds up. Prices change daily... just like the signs on at the truckstop. Fuel is a commodity market and with a 2% profit margin for the retailers, they move with the market. 02-12-2025, 08:48 AM #91 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 378 Quote: Originally Posted by NordicVetMBA Prices change daily... just like the signs on at the truckstop. Fuel is a commodity market and with a 2% profit margin for the retailers, they move with the market. Thanks. I just looked at the prices at 2 stations near my house, they are truckstops, 1 is .10 cents savings and the other is .7 cents saving on. Both stations take credit cards and I can beat both stations with my PenFed credit card. I’m going to Shipshewana IN and will have fuel tank full plus 20 gallons in my auxiliary tank to get me to Sevierville TN and there I’ll fill up with diesel to get me to Shipshewana and back. Diesel is normally cheaper in Sevierville than anywhere else. I’ll have the TSD card because it may save me money somewhere. 02-12-2025, 11:40 AM #92 Member Join Date: Dec 2024 Location: Dallas area Posts: 41 We just went through the application process last week. They did not ask for SSN. We connected it to our bank and they preformed an ACH transaction. It was pretty straight forward but I did have to call and ask for assistance a couple of times and I must say, they

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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Trucking Jobs in 30 seconds Every month 400 people find a job with the help of TruckersReport. Truckstop.com in a sense that they are not requiring any minimums, escrow deposits and you don't have to submit all of your accounts receivables to them, and I think the contract does not call for any specific period either but in order to terminate you must pay them $250 or something like that. A letter of release to a single broker is $20.For example, I signed up with them to have them just in case but I did not factor a single invoice yet. I put them on my back burner so they are there in case there is a need for me to factor anything ever. 2.99% non recourse. The ACH deposit is only one dol. Last edited: Jun 27, 2020 I use comfreight/ haulpay. I use apex. Have no complaints I used Apex for about 8 years. Easy to apply. Easy to end service and get a general release.I still use their fuel card. I recommend you get a line of credit or a short term loan before factoring. Factoring is expensive.Good luck truckstop factoring great. they are non recourse. Haulpay is 3.5% fee. They have an approved "list" of brokers they'll factor non recourse, if the broker isn't approved they won't factor their load, at least in my experience. You just use their app or website and search broker mc number to see if they're approved and just add them to your customer list if you book the load. If I already have the customer setup with me usually and takes 2/3 days before I see

Net orders declined by 27% y/y. For-hire fleets (and, probably, private fleets, too) have prioritized investments in new power units over trailers, likely driven by reduced profitability or shifts in trade cycles.”ACT Research, for its part, reported preliminary orders of 24,300 units, which was lower than last December.“Though past the traditional peak, we’re still in the early stages of the 2025 order season, so this month’s uptick was expected,” said Jennifer McNealy, director of commercial vehicle market research with ACT Research.She noted Q4 2024 orders were down about 24% over the same period last year, with full year orders down about 31%.“Notwithstanding the order improvement in Q4 2024, ACT’s expectations for weak trailer demand relative to recent performance remain, as continuing weak for-hire truck market fundamentals, low used equipment valuations, relatively full dealer inventories, and high interest rates impede stronger activity, especially into early 2025,” McNealy added.(Source: Loadlink Technologies)Canadian spot market ends year on high noteLoadlink has reported December spot market volumes were the strongest since March 2023. Freight availability soared 14% from November and was up 18% year over year, marking the strongest month of the year.Meanwhile, capacity tightened, with truck postings dropping sharply. The truck-to-load ratio dropped to 2.24, from 3.19 in November and 3.68 last December, Loadlink reports.This is the “the most significant drop in equipment postings since prior to January 2023,” the company indicated. The truck-to-load ratio dropped 13.3% from Q3 to Q4.“While the December Freight Index indicates a strong finish to 2024, several factors will continue to shape the Canadian freight market in the coming months,” Loadlink said in a release.“The December Freight Index reflects a dynamic and evolving Canadian freight market. Strong consumer demand, particularly during the holiday season, fueled significant freight volumes. This surge in demand, coupled with a continuing decline in available truck capacity, created a favorable environment for carriers. We anticipate high volumes to continue in January 2025 making the future appear bright for carriers looking to work within the spot market.”(Source: Truckstop)U.S. market improves, tooAnd the spot market was strong south of the border as well. Truckstop and FTR Transportation