Tracy Turbitt explains: "Because we specify the drivers' pence-per-mile fuel rates, we felt we needed to implement a card they could use anywhere so that they could find the cheapest petrol. Most of the cards we looked at restricted drivers to specific brands of fuel. So they were no good to us. "The Fuel+ card is not only accepted everywhere but it is also Chip and PIN. As well as being more secure, that means it can be used in unmanned service stations. Some of our drivers used to complain about the Allstar card because it wasn't PIN-coded and they couldn't use it at supermarkets whose pumps are unmanned at night." Mileage Audit – ‘a big bonus’ The new solution's advantages did not stop at solving the pay-at-the-pump problem and offering unrestricted national coverage. "W

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