MANAGE COSTS OF TIME TO FUEL. The typical owner-op

May 10, 2012

MANAGE COSTS OF TIME TO FUEL. The typical owner-operator carries 200 gallons of fuel or more, but buys only 100 gallons at a time and takes about 45 minutes per stop to fuel. Often it saves time to put 175 gallons in the tanks. The Partners in Business program is produced by Overdrive and the consultants at ATBS, the nation’s largest owner-operator business services firm, and is sponsored by and Freightliner Trucks.

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