Carsforwork Announces Voyager Partnership
Carsforwork announced April 17 it has partnered with U.S. Bank Voyager Fleet Systems Inc. to provide a fuel card founded on the principle of providing "large fleet benefits for small fleet owners." Through Carsforwork's secure Web site, carsforwork.com, business owners with 4 to 24 company vehicles can access comprehensive fleet management services, vehicle leasing, volume discounts, and other advantages that larger fleets have known for years. Carsforwork offers business owners a growing range of Web-enabled fleet management tools and support. Customers can configure, compare and purchase vehicles online, and as they build their fleet, they can review customized vehicle, fuel and driver records on the web. By logging onto Carsforwork.com or by calling the toll-free phone number, business owners have continuous access to expert advice on configuring, servicing and repairing vehicles -- and they receive email reminders when, for instance, it's time for a vehicle's regularly scheduled maintenance. About Voyager The Voyager card, accepted at more than 158,000 retail locations in all 50 states, provides comprehensive fleet management information services to commercial businesses and government agencies. A subsidiary of Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank, Voyager offers comprehensive data reporting and card tracking features that allow fleet executives to measure fuel costs and manage their program exceptions. Additional information can be found at www.voyagerfleet.com. About Carsforwork Building on 35 years of fleet management experience, Carsforwork ensures that small fleet owners receive the same management services as large companies. Privately held and located outside of Chicago, Ill., Carsforwork is a wholly owned subsidiary of Donlen Corporation, one of the nation's largest fleet management firms. Additional information can be found at www.carsforwork.com.
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