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Trucker Path App Users Get Wex Fuel Savings

Trucker Path app users now have access to the 10-4 by Wex app, designed to provide owner-operators and small fleets with instant savings on diesel fuel.

Trucker Path App Users Get Wex Fuel Savings

The Trucker Path/Wex integration aims to streamline fuel savings for small fleets and owner-operators.

Photo: Trucker Path/Wex

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Trucker Path and Wex, building on their earlier announcement of a partnership, now offer Trucker Path app users access to fuel savings via the 10-4 by Wex app.

Previously, the two companies announced that Wex customers that use EFS fuel and payment solutions for over-the-road operations can access Trucker Path for Fleets at a preferred rate.

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With this new integration, announced during the American Trucking Associations Management Conference & Exhibition, Trucker Path app users will have access to fuel discounts provided by the 10-4 by Wex app. 

This includes savings at thousands of fueling locations nationwide, including 7Fleet Diesel Network (Speedway, Stripes, and 7-Eleven), Circle K, Love's Travel Stops, Maverik, Sapp Bros., TA, Petro Stopping Centers and TA Express, RaceTrac, and Road Ranger.

Fuel Savings and Time Savings for Owner-Operators and Small Fleets

“This strategic alliance with the 10-4 by Wex app offers our community of drivers lower fuel prices and a quick, easy and secure way to pay,” said Chris Oliver, chief marketing officer of Trucker Path, in a news release.

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“Time is money and fuel is a tremendous expense. Our users will save on both. They’ll continue to rely on Trucker Path for the fastest and safest routes while also lowering their fuel costs along those routes.” 

Used by more than 1 million drivers, Trucker Path users will be able to easily find the best fuel discounts from the 10-4 by Wex app and immediately navigate to that location. 

They can also find details on truck parking availability, the services and amenities offered, and the ratings and reviews from other commercial drivers. 

Noel Glasgow, head of sales for Wex, left, and 
Trucker Path CMO Chris Oliver speak to reporters at the ATA annual management conference in San Diego.

Photo: Susan Fall for Trucker Path

About the 10-4 by Wex App

The 10-4 by Wex app is a free app that offers nationwide diesel discounts at thousands of U.S.-based truck stops. Designed to provide owner-operators and small fleets with instant savings on diesel, there are no credit checks, no transaction fees and no need for a physical card at the pump. Drivers using the 10-4 by Wex app saved an average of $313 a month in fuel costs, according to the announcement.

“Building and maintaining healthy profit margins is a complex challenge for truckers, and this collaboration with Trucker Path is an excellent way to help them save on costs,” said Tim Hampton, senior vice president and general manager of Over-the-Road at Wex.

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“Fuel makes up nearly one-third of expenditures for independent owner-operators, with approximately $50,000 spent on fuel every year on average. Our shared goal with Trucker Path is to streamline savings on every gallon purchased while making the process easy for hard-working truckers to make every cent matter.”

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