Main Line: (800) 299-3991 | Fax: (800) 777-9263 PADD MAP Customer Login HOME ABOUT PRODUCTS & SERVICES BRANDING NEWS EVENTS FUEL SOURCE CONTACT 5 FAQs About Dyed Diesel Thursday, July 30th, 2020 This fuel, also known as offroad diesel, is a major commodity in a variety of industries around the world. Even if you use this fuel every day, there is a lot you might not know about it. Here are some FAQs about diesel that can help you learn more. Read More Farm And Food Processing Diesel Tax Exemptions Wednesday, July 22nd, 2020 Most diesel fuel sales are taxable, but there are some exemptions, including those in certain parts of the farm and food production industries. Partial tax exemptions can be given to both sellers and buyers. In order to qualify, the diesel must be of a specific type and only used for certain purposes. Read More 3 Things You Should Know About Purchasing Dyed Diesel In Texas Friday, June 8th, 2018 Purchasing dyed diesel may seem too complex, but don’t let the regulations scare you off from using this option. This fuel can actually save you significantly in business expenses by reducing taxes and fees. The following will go over the regulations associated with dyed fuels in Texas and how you can incorporate them into your business. Read More What Does The Law Say About Using Off Road Diesel On Public Roads? Thursday, May 10th, 2018 Fuels can be roughly divided into two groups: taxed and tax-exempt. Taxed fuel is used on public roads by individuals and businesses. Also known as off road fuel, dyed diesel is a special fuel that is dyed red and is limited to certain uses. You can use it when operating construction or heavy agricultural machinery, powering generators, and heating homes. It is illegal to use dyed fuel on commercial or passenger vehicles that operate on public roads. Read More How Your Business Can Use Red Diesel Fuel Without Breaking The Law Friday, April 20th, 2018 If you buy large amounts of gas or diesel fuel, you probably know how supply, demand, international markets, and production impact fuel prices. However, did you know that taxes make up about 20% of the cost of gas and diesel? The federal government levies heavy taxes for both gas and diesel fuel. Moreover, states impose taxes that will vary, and even counties can impose local taxes. Read More Are You Buying Properly Taxed Fuel? Here’s How You Can Know Wednesday, April 18th, 2018 If you run a farm or other commercial business, you have probably run across red diesel fuel. Red diesel is regular fuel but dyed for tracking and recording purposes. It is not dyed because it is more efficient, but for tax reasons. Read More The 3 Primary Uses Of Red Diesel Fuel Monday, February 26th, 2018 Red diesel is a specialized type of fuel that is cheaper than traditional kinds of fuel due to a different tax structure and color. This fuel is used in a variety of industrial, heating, and agricultural purposes. Be careful not to use it for an unauthorized purpose. It is against the law to use red diesel for anything other than its intended purposes, and you could be subjected to criminal penalties if you do. Read More Heavy Vehicles And Machines Can Benefit From Red Diesel Wednesday, January 24th, 2018 Red diesel is a type of fuel that is reserved for heavy machines or vehicles, agricultural machines, and heating oil. Due to looking the same as standard diesel, a red dye is added in to differentiate the two. Red diesel is also taxed and treated differently than standard diesels. It is illegal to use this fuel in passenger cars and in other non-approved applications. If you use red diesel for a non-approved use, you could be subject to criminal fines. For those that are able to use this fuel, it is important to understand its benefits and safety concerns. Read More 6 Common Questions And Answers About Red Diesel Fuel Friday, November 10th, 2017 Red diesel is a fuel that is used for machinery and off-road vehicles across a wide variety of industries including farming and construction. This product is just like regular diesel, but is dyed. However, for reasons that are discussed below, you do not want to use this fuel for any activity that isn’t an approved use. The following are answers to six common questions that many have about red diesel fuel. Read More What Is The Difference Between Clear And Dyed Diesel Fuel? Monday, July 13th, 2015 Updated on 10/23/2020 Read More RECENT POSTS The Impact Of COVID-19 On The Freight Transportation Industry Can Electric Cars Replace Fueled Vehicles? 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