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TravelCenters of America/Petro Stopping Centers to Accept Fuelman and CFN FleetWide Cards

NORCROSS, GA - Fuelman Network, a division of FleetCor Technologies, LLC, and TravelCenters of America/Petro Stopping Centers have announced a new program that allows Fuelman and CFN FleetWide fleet card customers to purchase at all participating Travel Centers of America/Petro Stopping Centers locations.

by Staff
September 21, 2010
2 min to read


NORCROSS, GA - Fuelman Network, a division of FleetCor Technologies, LLC, and TravelCenters of America/Petro Stopping Centers have announced a new program that allows Fuelman and CFN FleetWide fleet card customers to purchase at all participating Travel Centers of America/Petro Stopping Centers locations.

"The inclusion of more than 225 of the nation's top travel plazas into our acceptance program considerably strengthens Fuelman and CFN FleetWide cardholders' access to a complete travel-center network throughout the country. TA/Petro offers a variety of services for all classes of vehicles and driver needs, including the UltraOne Loyalty program, which now offers many additional benefits for frequent users. Their nationwide footprint matches the requirements of Fuelman Network customers and we're delighted to offer this expanded relationship," said Benton Routh, President of the Fuelman Network.

"We welcome Fuelman customers to the full-service experience that only the TA and Petro brands can deliver. We are additionally thrilled to have Fuelman on board as another payment option for our existing customers," said Tom O'Brien, CEO of Travel Centers/Petro Stopping Centers.

About TravelCenters of America LLC
TravelCenters of America LLC (TA), headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, is a leading travel-center business in 41 states and Canada, operating under the TravelCenters of America and Petro brands. With convenient locations on US Interstate exits, TA and Petro offer their customers diesel and gasoline-fueling services, full and quick-service restaurants, heavy-truck maintenance services, 24-hour convenience stores, electronic communication (WiFi) and other services - all within large, high-traffic facilities. For more information on TravelCenters of America, visit tatravelcenters.com. For more information on Petro Stopping Centers, visit petrotruckstops.com.

About Fuelman, a division of FleetCor Technologies
For more than 25 years, Fuelman has helped tens of thousands of businesses and government entities streamline fuel purchasing, reduce expenses, and optimize operational efficiencies for fleets of all sizes. FleetCor, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, was established in 2000 and today is the world's largest fleet-card issuer. For more information on Fuelman, visit the company's web site at fuelman.com. For more information on CFN FleetWide, visit cfnnet.com.


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