What to look for in a fuel and factoring partner, and what carriers should know about consolidating both
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Two costs shape a carrier's month more than most: what it pays at the pump and how long it waits to get paid. Fuel averaged about 48 cents per mile for trucking operations in 2025, according to the American Transportation Research Institute, and most freight brokers pay carriers on terms of 30 days or longer. The post What to look for in a fuel and factoring partner, and what carriers should know about consolidating both appeared first on Digital Journal .
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