IFTA paid at pump here or no? cheap fuel illinois

I found cheap fuel at a small truck stop in Rochelle Illinois. It's the oversized gas station with truck pumps across from the Petro off I39 and 88. Diesel here was almost 17 cents per gallon cheaper than the Petro and Pilot across the street. No one else was coming here except me. On the receipt at the bottom I see a break down of where my tax dollars went to, both federal and state say 0. I have never seen this on a fuel receipt. I drive a class A semi so IFTA needs to be paid..

I thought all truck diesel had ifta included? I paid 2.38/gal here, so after IL collects the IFTA (.36cpg) does it end up being 2.74? For reference, the Petro was charging about 2.55/gallon, but the IFTA is for sure included in their price.

So how is IFTA included in the price in Illinois ... because if I have a diesel car and I buy fuel at a regular gas station I am not expected to pay IFTA which is for big trucks right? I only pay the state sales taxes which is included in the price?

Did I get ripped off, thinking I was getting a smokin' deal? Or is IFTA always included no matter what, and the big truck stops post a ripoff price for owner ops, only giving steep discounts to mega fleets?

 

Thanks for the reply. I thought IFTA was included in the fuel price in Illinois? most states include IFTA?

 

So the tax we pay as truckers is included in all diesel, even for cars at regular gas stations? It's just a road tax, and not a different commercial tax? At the end of the year though, we can get refunded for road tax we paid at the pump if we didn't drive many miles here but bought all the fuel here..?

Still not sure why it says 0 tax was paid on my receipt

 

I just thought there was tax in all fuel no matter who buys it, cars, trucks, etc, but I thought diesel pumps for semi trucks had additional tax included. There are diesel pumps by my house that were 2.15/gal and the truck stop down the street was 2.45.