PHH FirstFleet Introduces Enhanced Truck Services

Capabilities include enhanced fuel and maintenance services for managers overseeing medium and heavy trucks and equipment.

by Staff

July 19, 2007

1 min to read

PHH FirstFleet has announced the expansion of its capabilities for private truck fleets in North America to include enhanced fuel and maintenance services for managers overseeing medium and heavy trucks and equipment, the company reports. PHH FirstFleet now offers a branded fuel card for trucks with a national network that includes over 7,000 truck stops and 50,000 retail sites for diesel fuel. In addition to the convenience of the new card-based network, the program features consolidated billing, comprehensive reporting, fraud control and cost management capabilities. Clients can track any of their fuel and maintenance purchases in near real-time through PHH Interactive, the company's online information management system. Private fleet owners can access daily and summary dashboard reporting on fuel consumption and trends and repair status and cost per mile. For more information, visit phhfirstfleet.com.

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