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SOUTH PORTLAND, ME - Wright Express approves fuel transactions up to the maximum dollar amount the customer has defined for the card in use, and then the pump is closed for that individual transaction.
Read More →BRENTWOOD, TN - The cardless program uses radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to initiate transactions at the fuel terminal, instead of requiring the presence of a card to facilitate the process.
Read More →SOUTH PORTLAND, ME - Pep Boys will offer business customers a proprietary charge card for automotive tires, maintenance, repairs, parts, and accessories. Pep Boys is also launching a co-branded universal fleet card program.
Read More →PORTLAND, ME - Wright Express Corporation has signed an agreement with the privately held Wawa Inc., to offer customers a Proprietary and Universal Fleet Card Program.
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The days of paper expense reports for employee reimbursement are gone; companies are looking to automate. Fleet managers have a number of choices in providing their drivers with a fuel payment solution.
Read More →Fleets are exploring new strategies to lower their fuel expenses, such as rightsizing vehicles, increasing driver training, improving fuel card compliance, and partnering with fuel management companies.
Read More →SAN DIEGO – Networkfleet, Inc. announced new Fuel Card Reporting capabilities are now available through its wireless fleet management system.
Read More →SCOTTSDALE, AZ - Both companies are working together to assist customers in managing fuel card usage and identifying fuel card fraud.
Read More →SAN MATEO, CA – CFN announces that under the terms of a new agreement, all 550 Pilot and Flying J travel plazas will join the Fuelman Network.
Read More →MT. LAUREL, NJ - Automotive Resources International (ARI) unveiled a new feature in ARI Driver insights, its Web-based fleet management system for drivers, that now allows them to order replacement fuel cards using a web-enabled mobile device or directly from their computer.
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