Important! Fuel Tax Map Apps - Update !

[Greg]

Fuel Tax Map App Update:
For those of you using my fuel tax map apps to help with your fuel purchases, 1st Thank You, and 2nd the maps are again current as of 31 January 2019.
For anyone interested in using them, there are 2 .
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For Android only - This is a native Android app found in the Play Store. It is called Fuel Tax Map 2 and can be found at the following link
http://bit.ly/2z7uY0N
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For iOS and Android - This is a web based version. It cannot be found in any app store. Just follow the link below and then use your device(phone, tablet or laptop/desktop computer) to save to homescreen for quick access. Saving it to your homescreen will enable it to act just as an app would. This version also includes a Canada map.
Fuel Tax Map
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Both are free to download/use and there are no ads (yet).
They also include quick links to IFTA charts, FMCSA regulations and other information useful to truckers.

 

[TeamCaffee]

Thank you, Greg! I print the maps off and keep them with our clipboard. When we route our next load we use the maps and the fuel prices to determine where we are going to fuel. Much easier than easier to look at then my spreadsheet was that we used for years.

 

[Cowboyhat45]

Where can i find the fuel tax map to print? Thanks

 

[Greg]

Where can i find the fuel tax map to print? Thanks

 

[LDB]

This is an important factor in choosing where to fill. I wrote an article on it about 16-17 years ago. In the interim it was edited a bit and it threw the numbers off a bit. Bottom line, it makes a BIG difference in how much you actually pay for fuel vs. how much you are paying in fuel taxes. Sometimes the fuel with the lowest price on the pump isn't the lowest price fuel once you calculate overall fuel taxes as well. Bottom line, this is an area that requires hours of study to completely master it but the end result is more money in your pocket. With fuel as high as it is now it could be as much as $50 more or less in your pocket with each fill. Worth taking time to study for that probably.