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Fuel Card for Trucking Companies

Increase your trucking company’s profitability with our fuel card.

Did you know that trucking companies can increase their profits by 30% or more, just by using a fuel discount card.

Here’s the math:

The average truck purchases 1,200 gallons of fuel per month. Let’s assume they save an average of $0.14 per gallon. That’s an average of $168 saved per month on fuel.

Assume that a semi-truck, say a dry van, averages $10,000 revenue per month in revenue. The industry average profit margin for a trucking company is 4.8%, which results in a monthly profit of $480. If we can increase that profit by $168 just by using a fuel card, profits have increase 35%!

Accepted at more than 14,000 truck stops nationwide, our EFS fuel card makes it easy to manage your money from the road. Our fast funding means that you’ll never have to wait hours on wire transfers, or days for ACH deposits. Fuel up whenever you need to, and deliver your load on time—with secure control over your fuel, cash, and non-fuel purchases.

Our current fuel discounts are:

Commonwealth Capital’s Carrier Fuel Card Program includes

Low

Flat-fee

for transfers, transactions, and drafts

Payment Coverage

for over-the-road expenses like lumbers, scale tickets, and tolls

Negotiated

Discounts

on fuel, accommodations, Class VIII repair, and more

Reports

and Tools

to help your business grow, and for reporting, audits, and taxes

Easy

Account Access

via mobile app from smartphones or tablets

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EFS MOBILE APP

The app that makes it easy to run your business when you’re on the road

It’s not always easy or convenient to log onto a computer when you’re on the road. This exclusive app makes it a breeze to stay up-to-date on important details, and get the information you need, right from the palm of your hand.

The EFS Mobile Driver Source App gives – active EFS card holders:

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