Nebraska diesel tax rate is 27.7¢ per gallon for 2026. Calculate your IFTA fuel tax for Nebraska routes and compare neighboring state rates.
Nebraska at 27.7¢/gal is competitive in the Midwest, particularly compared to Iowa (32.5¢) to the east and Kansas (26.0¢) to the south. Omaha is a top-15 US freight market and one of the most important rail-truck interchange points in North America — Union Pacific and BNSF both have major operations here. The I-80 corridor across Nebraska is one of the highest truck-volume stretches of highway in the US.
I-80 (Denver CO–Omaha–Iowa City IA, primary east-west artery), I-76 (Denver–I-80 junction near Kimball), I-29 (Kansas City–Sioux Falls SD, Missouri River corridor), US-20 (Sioux City–Valentine, northern tier)
I-80 through Nebraska is the primary cross-country freight route between Chicago and Denver. Rest stops are well-spaced and large truck plazas are common near exits. Colorado at 32.5¢ to the west is better — fuel before entering Nebraska from Colorado. Missouri at 29.5¢ is the best option in the region for southbound I-29 runs.
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