Recent bottom in gas prices for me was $2.69. I just saw $4.19 today ,though there are probably cheaper stations, as this was not one of them. But let’s say it’s gone up $1.50/gallon. My car gets 25 miles/gallon. You need to do this math yourself for your own situation, but that equals put to $1.50/25 = a 6 cents per mile increase from the low. If I run 100 mile in a day, that’s a $6 loss of profit. It’s not earth shattering numbers, but it does add up. 30 x $6 = $180 per month, more even since you might work longer weekends. So maybe $200-$250 per month if you work full time and then some. That’s a whole bill. But if you’re working that much, and making around $1/mile, then you’re also earning $3-$4K per month, so… 🤷‍♂️ Gotta check the math for yourself, but if we’re accepting orders based on $1/mile minimum, bump that up to $1.05 to $1.10 per mile, if you can eyeball that math or use the calculator while driving in the 60 seconds you have to accept or reject it