Even more HGV-friendly Esso sites from The Fuelcard People

The Fuelcard People has increased HGV coverage for holders of its Esso fuel card. The additional 56 HGV-friendly Esso service stations mean that fixed-price refuelling is now available at more than 850 sites nationwide. Typical savings of 2p to 3p per litre on national average pump prices will be available throughout the network. The additional sites are located throughout the country, with coverage extending from Cornwall to Scotland.

Steve Clarke, general manager of The Fuelcard People said: “Esso service stations are popular with truckers. As well as top quality fuel and lubricants, they offer a range of facilities and special offers and promotions geared to those who drive for a living. These extra sites will be welcomed by drivers in places as far apart as Cornwall and Moray, Essex and Anglesey, Merseyside and Cleveland.”

The Esso fuel card is just one of the extensive range available from The Fuelcard People. These include BP, Esso and Shell, which can all be used at motorway service stations, as well as Texaco, Diesel Direct and ReD. As with all holders of cards from The Fuelcard People, every one of their Esso users has their own dedicated account manager, together with 24/7 online access to their accounts.

“HGV operators using Esso know that being able to pay significantly less than the national average pump price should be only the start of their benefits,” said Steve Clarke. “They expect comprehensive service, savings and security from a fuel card, which we are happy to deliver. The latest additions to the network mean that an already attractive proposition is now even better.”

The Fuelcard People is one of the few fuel card companies able to offer truly impartial, independent advice, offering a broad choice of cards from leading brands. It remains the only fuel cards provider to have achieved ISO 9001 quality certification and is the preferred supplier of an increasing number of trade associations.

Author: Faye Sunderland, July 29, 2009
Filed under: Fleet management,Fleet news,The Fuelcard People