I don't remember the exact price for diesel, but it was over $5.00/gallon here today. Glad I bought my off road diesel for my farm equipment 3 months ago. Paid $less than $2.25 a gallon for off road. I store it in 55 gallon barrels and pump it out when I need it.$3.74 for regular and $4.19 for diesel in Nebraska.
I don't remember the exact price for diesel, but it was over $5.00/gallon here today. Glad I bought my off road diesel for my farm equipment 3 months ago. Paid $less than $2.25 a gallon for off road. I store it in 55 gallon barrels and pump it out when I need it.
My work truck burns diesel and has a 52 gallon tank. It's a work truck so I pass expenses on to the customer. I hope they can handle the service call increase.
The companies that are trucking companies or have service trucks are not going to absorb the fuel price sky rocket, it will just get tacked onto the bill as a fuel surcharge, which we, as the consumer will pay.It is going to be the same all across the board where trucks are involved in the delivery of items such as food stores.
This photo is from March 4th when I filled up in Fort Pierre. Note the price between ethanol and no-ethanol, then the differential to 91 octane (also no-ethanol)I'm jealous of those of you who have access to non ethanol fuel. Here in the midwest, we are forced to pay extra for a substance that lowers our fuel economy while slowly corroding our fuel systems and engines, just so bureaucrats can pretend to wage war on a non existent human created climate change.