FAST Logistics Group is rolling out a suite of income support programs for truck owners and aspiring transport entrepreneurs in Bacolod City, aiming to cushion the impact of rising operating costs while creating more predictable revenue streams.
The company will stage the FAST Truckers’ Roadshow Bacolod on May 13 at L’Fisher Hotel, where it will formally introduce initiatives designed to address mounting pressures from volatile fuel prices and tightening industry margins.
Central to the offering is a dry lease scheme that allows truck owners to earn fixed monthly income by leasing their units to FAST.
Under this model, the company assumes responsibility for operations, including fuel, manpower, tolls, and maintenance—effectively insulating partners from cost fluctuations while providing a passive income option.
For operators who prefer to stay hands-on, FAST is launching a lock-in program that guarantees baseline monthly earnings regardless of trip volume.
Participants can further boost income through additional trips, creating a hybrid model of income security and performance-based upside.
Addressing one of the sector’s most immediate pain points—cash flow—the company is also introducing a fuel savings program.
This allows partners to defer fuel expenses, with costs advanced by FAST and settled after delivery completion.
Beyond operational support, FAST is positioning itself as a growth enabler. Truckers will have access to financing options for fleet expansion, alongside steady trip assignments linked to the company’s nationwide client network.
A one-day accreditation process will be conducted during the roadshow, signaling FAST’s push to rapidly onboard new partners.
The initiative comes as transport operators nationwide grapple with sustained cost pressures, underscoring a broader industry shift toward shared-risk models and more structured income arrangements.
