The Authoritative Computational Suite for
Box Truck Owner-Operators & Fleets
Stop guessing on Amazon Relay blocks, broker spot freight, and non-CDL weight thresholds. Run FMCSA-calibrated calculations built specifically for 16–26 ft straight truck owner-operators, expeditors, and local delivery carriers.
Interactive Dispatch & Cost Calculators
Calculate net profit per mile, separate fixed overhead from diesel CPM, and evaluate broker deadhead live.
Box Truck Profit Calculator
Enter your rate per mile or weekly load revenue, fuel, truck note, and insurance to see net profit per mile, per day, and per month.
Box Truck Cost Per Mile Calculator
Separate monthly fixed bills (truck payment, insurance, ELD) from per-mile running costs to find your true break-even CPM.
Box Truck Deadhead Cost Calculator
Measure how empty pickup and repositioning miles dilute a broker’s quoted rate per mile before you book the load.
Box Truck Fuel Cost Calculator
Calculate one-way and round-trip diesel or gas cost including loaded MPG, dock idling hours, and DEF fluid consumption.
Box Truck Pay Per Mile Calculator
Compare cents-per-mile, flat daily rates, and percentage-of-revenue driver splits side by side.
What is a 26 ft Dock-High Box Truck?
A dock-high box truck (also known as a straight truck or dry freight van) is a single-chassis commercial motor vehicle with a 16 ft to 26 ft enclosed cargo body and a cargo bed floor set 48 to 52 inches above the ground—matching standard industrial warehouse loading docks. In non-CDL commercial freight, 26-foot straight trucks with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 25,999 lbs or less are the standard configuration for Amazon Relay, regional LTL expedited freight, and local commercial deliveries.
Commercial Box Truck Operating Manual
Deep, authoritative guides explaining owner-operator net income, commercial insurance underwriting, CDL weight thresholds, and load boards.
Owner Income Breakdown →
Realistic gross vs. net earnings after diesel, commercial insurance, truck payment, and maintenance reserves.
Commercial Insurance Guide →
Monthly premium benchmarks for brand-new vs. 2-year authorities and mandatory FMCSA electronic filings.
26,000-lb CDL Rule →
49 CFR § 383.5 statutory rules, door-jamb GVWR plate requirements, and state air brake compliance.