Wright Express Launches Business Card
New card provides reward points, a roadside assistance program and online pre-employement screening services.
Wright Express Corporation announced on July 21 the introduction of the Wright Express Business Card. The card offers the traditional benefits of a fleet card, such as nationwide acceptance and controls that restrict usage to fuel and service merchants. It also provides reward points and access to resources to help businesses manage their operations more effectively. In addition to helping businesses control fuel costs, the Wright Express Business Card offers access to the following features: · WrightRewards, a rewards program allowing businesses to earn points on every transaction redeemable for travel, entertainment and retail purchases. · Roadside assistance program. · Online pre-employment screening services to verify information on employment applications, request criminal history reports, administer drug screens and, after gaining special authorization, access to motor vehicle reports. These services provide an easy and cost-effective solution for complying with the U.S. Department of Transportation's mandatory screening requirements. · Acceptance at a network of over 180,000 fuel and service locations. "The Wright Express Business Card combines the convenience, savings and control of a fleet card with a suite of valuable business services, said Michael Dubyak, president and chief executive officer. The addition of our WrightRewards points program rounds out the offer to businesses who are interested in a rewards program." More information is available by clicking on the Business Card link at www.wrightexpress.com.
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