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One short email every Monday for owner-operators and small fleets: diesel prices by region with the change from last week, the freight market map, the week’s trucking news, the next IFTA deadline and one free tool. No account, no sales pitch, one-click unsubscribe.
One email a week: diesel prices by region with the change from last week, the freight market map, the week's trucking news and the next IFTA deadline. Unsubscribe in one click.
U.S. average plus East Coast, Midwest, Gulf Coast, Rocky Mountain, West Coast and California, from the EIA weekly survey, with the move in cents from the week before. Useful for fuel surcharge talks and for where to fill up on a long run.
Strongest and weakest outbound states for reefer, dry van and flatbed, 0–100, with one line on why, from the same market map that runs in the freightline app.
freightline is a TMS for fleets of 1–20 trucks: rate confirmations become loads, driver pay calculates itself, IFTA miles and gallons come from your ELD and fuel cards. Try it free for 30 days, no credit card.
Start free trialFive stories across regulations, freight market, fuel and industry: the headline, one line of what it means, and the link to the source.
The quarter, the period it covers, the due date with the weekend rule applied and the days left, so the return never sneaks up.
Each week a different free calculator or template: IFTA, rate per mile, cost per mile, driver pay, factoring fees, invoice and BOL generators.
Every figure in the digest comes from data on file for that week: the EIA survey for diesel, the freightline market map snapshot and the daily trucking news digest. Nothing is estimated to fill a gap.
This week's issue · November 5, 2026
Owner-operators and dispatchers at fleets of one to twenty trucks who want the week’s fuel and market picture in two minutes on Monday morning, before the load boards open. The same email goes to everyone; there is no tracking beyond the unsubscribe link.
Five short sections: U.S. and regional retail diesel prices with the change from last week (EIA data), the freight market map's strongest and weakest outbound states by equipment, the top trucking news stories of the week, the next IFTA filing deadline with days left, and one free tool of the week.
Once a week, on Monday morning (13:00 UTC, 8–9 a.m. Eastern). Nothing else is sent to the list.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's weekly retail on-highway diesel survey: the national average and the East Coast, Midwest, Gulf Coast, Rocky Mountain, West Coast and California series, in dollars per gallon. The digest shows the latest survey week and the change from the week before.
No. The market map is an outbound-strength reading (0–100) per state and equipment, compiled from current public freight-market reporting. It is a direction-of-the-market signal for picking where to take a load from, not a rate quote or a prediction.
Yes. The digest is free, there is no account to create, and every issue has a one-click unsubscribe link. You can stop only the digest and keep the quarterly IFTA deadline reminders, or stop everything.
Signing up here confirms both the weekly digest and an email 7 days before each quarterly IFTA filing deadline (four a year). Either list can be stopped on its own from any email.
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Trucking cost per mile calculator — fixed, variable and total cost per mile, break-even rate per mile, and the minimum rate for a load at a target margin.