Pacific Pride Introduces New Commercial Fueling Access Card
Pacific Pride Services Inc. in Salem has introduced a new Pacific Pride Commercial Fueling access card. The new Pacific Pride card will be released in February. The card allows for greater customer control over fuel purchases. Control features include time-of-day restriction, day of the week, transactions per day, gallons per day. The new card joins Pacific Pride’s optical card, which was one of the first commercial fueling cards offered beginning in 1981. Today, more than 2.5 million Pacific Pride cards are issued to commercial customers. Currently, Pacific Pride marketers are in the process of upgrading equipment at more than 1,300 Pacific Pride commercial fueling sites around the country. The equipment platform will accept the Pacific Pride optical card, the new Pacific Pride magnetic stripe card, and other commercial fleet fueling cards, such as the Comchek and Comchek Business Fleet Services cards.
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