Fuel fraud has been on the rise since the onset of the pandemic. Setting robust controls for your fuel cards is an important step to preventing theft from stolen cards or drivers themselves.
As fuel costs spiked this spring and summer, fleet managers scrambled to mitigate the No. 1 annual (and rising!) cost for fleets. Thankfully, the technology and solutions to help control its cost continue to thrive.
The Fuelman fleet card will be accepted at more than 12,000 Exxon and Mobil stations in the U.S.
While the Northern District of Georgia granted the FTC's motion for summary judgment as to liability for FleetCor and its CEO — thus avoiding a trial — the court ruled in the company’s favor by denying the FTC’s claim for monetary relief.
The acquisition broadens WEX’s footprint with small business customers that typically fuel at the same stations near their home base.
Fuel cards are a useful tool for fleets to stay organized and improve driver efficiency. Try out these tips for choosing the right card for your fleet.
What is trending in fleet payment solutions right now? From mobile commerce to data mining, fleet payment solutions are addressing the need for new levels of flexibility and control — and perhaps the elimination of the physical fuel card altogether.
The dual-network fleet card now offers increased flexibility for fleet-related expenses.
The new complaint seeks redress under another section of the FTC Act. A U.S. Supreme Court ruling earlier this year found that the agency could not seek redress for customers under section 13(b) of the FTC Act.
The state of California has signed a multi-year agreement with WEX for state-wide fleet cards, supporting eligible agencies and users in their fuel and fleet-related purchases.
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