Quick Fuel Fleet Services has opened its first automated commercial fleet fueling station in Minnesota, located at 3079 Neil Armstrong Boulevard in Eagan. Quick Fuel acquired an existing three year old facility, formerly known as Fleet Express, and is renovating the facility to meet its image and operating standards, according to company officials. The opening of the Eagan facility marks Quick Fuel's entrance into the Minneapolis/St. Paul market, which had been the only remaining major Midwestern market with a Quick Fuel station. Quick Fuel provides fuel management programs designed to give commercial fleets a competitive advantage by lowering bottom line fuel costs and increasing efficiency, according to company officials. Quick Fuel's 24-hour unattended stations allow drivers to fuel and return to the road serving customers in minutes. Quick Fuel facilities are designed exclusively for large commercial vehicles with wide fueling lanes, high speed dispensers, and easy access from major trucking routes. In addition to accepting its proprietary Advantage and Advantage Plus access cards, Quick Fuel stations accept most major national fuel cards, including Comchek, Wright Express and EFS. Fleet managers receive detailed fuel management reports designed to help maximize fleet control and efficiency, according to Quick Fuel. About Quick Fuel Quick Fuel pioneered the concept of automated fleet fueling in Wisconsin during the mid-1980s. In 1999, Quick Fuel entered into a joint venture with Exxon Mobil Corp. to form Quick Fuel Fleet Services. Today, Quick Fuel Fleet Services offers fleets a rapidly-expanding network of more than 45 fueling facilities in major cities throughout the Midwest and South. Fleet managers may call Quick Fuel at 1-800-522-6287 to be preapproved to use Quick Fuel's automated fueling facilities.