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# Trip Calculator
Accessing the Trip Calculator is easy, simply navigate to the Freights or Vehicles menu and look for the "Map" icon.
Clicking on this icon will open up a map that displays important information such as the distance of the trip, the estimated truck travel time, as well as the estimated fuel cost and consumption. These values are calculated automatically based on data from your account, you can modify them by editing the default values in your account settings.
Additionally, you can also modify the fuel price and consumption in the input forms located below the calculations. This feature is a great tool for helping you plan your trips and estimate the cost of fuel, making it an essential part of your transportation logistics.
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