$3.289
50 – 99 Gallons
$3.189
100 – 149 Gallons
$3.089
150 – 499 Gallons
$3.039
500 – 749 Gallons
$2.989
750 – 999 Gallons
$2.959
1000 – Gallons
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- Low Sulfur Content:
- Off-road diesel typically has a low sulfur content, which helps reduce harmful emissions when burned in diesel engines. This is in line with environmental regulations aimed at improving air quality.
- Tax Exemption:
- Off-road diesel is exempt from certain taxes that are applied to on-road diesel fuel. This tax exemption is based on the assumption that off-road vehicles and equipment do not use public roads and therefore do not contribute to wear and tear on highways.
- Specific Applications:
- Off-road diesel is used in a wide range of equipment and vehicles that operate off public roads, including agricultural machinery (tractors, combines), construction equipment (excavators, bulldozers), industrial machinery (generators, forklifts), and marine vessels (boats, ships).
- Dyed for Identification:
- Off-road diesel is dyed a distinct color (such as red) to differentiate it from on-road diesel. This dyeing helps enforcement agencies identify unauthorized use of off-road diesel in on-road vehicles, which is subject to penalties and fines.
- Availability and Distribution:
- Off-road diesel is available at fuel stations and distributors catering to industries and sectors that rely on non-highway equipment. It is typically sold in bulk quantities for use in large tanks or directly pumped into equipment on-site.
- Regulatory Compliance:
- Users of off-road diesel must comply with regulations regarding its proper use and storage. This includes ensuring that it is only used in eligible off-road equipment and that proper record-keeping and reporting are maintained to document its usage.