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SEARCHTORRANCE, CA - Qualifying participants who complete the survey by Friday, Feb. 19, will receive an incentive check in the amount of $50.
TORRANCE, CA- Fleet industry professionals who use universal fleet cards are encouraged to participate in a research study exploring how companies manage their fuel spend. Qualifying participants who complete the survey by Friday,Feb. 19 will receive an incentive check in the amount of $50.
Conducted by Kadence International, the 40-question survey should take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.
Results will be used for research purposes only and individual answers will be kept confidential.
Click here to begin the survey or copy and paste the url below into your browser.
URL:
http://kadence-cati.dubinterviewer.com/scripts/dubinterviewer.dll/frames?quest=9965
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