Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
Haul Sheet keeps a load’s money trail
A trucking worksheet for estimating what a load pays after broker cuts, fuel, operating costs, and trip expenses, with additional route and record-keeping tabs.
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- Truck drivers comparing load pay with trip costs
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- The default lease cut is 24.7%, while the operating-cost-per-mile field stays blank until the user supplies a figure.
Field notes
The worksheet’s example shows how the cut is applied only after fuel surcharge and tarp costs are removed from the rate, then adds those costs back to the driver’s take. For trip-cost estimates, it uses miles divided by MPG times diesel price, alongside a per-mile figure the user supplies for tires, oil, insurance, and repairs. Its fuel log distinguishes the pump price after IFTA from the EFS pin price.
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