About this Diesel n' Steel site
Who runs Diesel n' Steel Guide, which sources the numbers come from, how often they get re-checked, and how to send a correction when something is wrong.
Diesel n' Steel Guide is an independent fan site for the Roblox jeepney simulator Diesel n' Steel. It exists for one reason: the numbers that decide whether a run makes money are scattered across the game, the official wiki and half a dozen trackers, and none of them agree with each other.
Everything on this site is written for a driver at the wheel. Fares for every stop on every route, prices for every jeepney and part, the thresholds the LTO checks, and the change arithmetic you need before a passenger hands you money.
Where the numbers come from
| Source | What it gives |
|---|---|
| The Roblox experience page for Diesel n' Steel | Official description, creator details, tagline |
| Roblox APIs, including the games and game-pass endpoints | Player counts, visits, favourites, vote counts, server size, pass prices |
| The community Diesel n' Steel wiki | Fare matrix, jeepney specs, part prices, LTO thresholds, terminal and drop-off details |
| Player-facing code trackers | Which codes are reported working, and when |
| In-game screenshots captured by the community | The pictures on these pages |
Where sources disagree, the more recent one wins and the date on the page records when it was checked.
What this site does not do
It does not sell anything, it does not run game passes, and it does not claim to be official. The developers have stated that the game itself is unaffiliated with the real Land Transportation Office, the LTFRB and the Department of Transportation, and that applies here too.
It also does not invent numbers. If something cannot be established, it is left out rather than guessed at. That is why a few jeepney models have prices and seat counts on their pages but no per-trip earnings: those figures have not been published.
Keeping it current
The game is updated several times a month, often enough that any static page drifts. Every page carries the date it was last checked, and the pages that move fastest are fares, codes and fuel prices.
If you find something wrong, send it in. A page URL and a screenshot of what you are seeing in game is the fastest possible correction, and the address is on the contact page.
Where to start
If you have never played, beginner guide: your first route walks the first session end to end. If you are losing money, money guide: earn cash faster is the page with the levers on it. If an officer is writing you a ticket, start at LTO licence and LTFRB franchise.
