Fuel savings for working drivers
Every stop should
make business sense.
Explore fuel savings programs through affiliated industry partners that understand the cost of keeping trucks moving.
Start with your actual routes
Find the value
in your own miles.
Compare program details with your routes and fueling habits to find opportunities to manage operating expenses. A program should fit the locations you already use, the fuel you buy, and the way you operate.
Ask your TPAA representative which affiliated fuel programs are currently available and request the full fee and location information.
Prepare a Fuel Program InquiryBefore choosing a fuel program
- Compare accepted locations along your real routes.
- Confirm the pump or network price used.
- Review transaction, account, and other fees.
- Check payment timing and account requirements.
- Consider extra miles or time needed to reach a stop.
Discounts and availability vary by provider, location, and program terms. No specific savings amount is guaranteed.
A simple planning example
Compare net value.
For example, a hypothetical $0.10-per-gallon discount on 100 gallons is $10 before program fees or extra driving costs. Compare the total rather than the advertised discount alone.
Explore the operating cost calculatorYour work matters. Your membership should, too.