A Cardlock is an automated unattended fueling site designed specifically for fleet vehicles. By focusing only on commercial vehicles, Cardlock systems save managers and drivers precious time and money. Advantages of a Cardlock System include: • Your fleet can have access to commercial fueling 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. • […]
It’s app hysteria out there. With more than 700,000 apps available on both the App Store and Google Play (according to USA today) it is hard to know which apps are worth your time. There’s even an app named Pointless Button. Literally what it sounds like. The Pacific Pride App is Different It’s designed for
Looking to Better Manage Fuel Costs Are you wanting a better way to manage fuel costs for your fleet? We understand. Your fleet is a big investment – an achievement even. It is also one of your biggest and hardest to manage expenses. Everything from the vehicle itself to the weather to driver habits and
Pacific Pride North Then & Now Check out our Pacific Pride location then and now. More than just a new paint job, Pacific Pride North has evolved and now offers dual sided high flow diesel pumps, as well as regular and plus gasoline. At 4600 Industrial Rd., Pacific Pride North is open 24 hours a
Sometimes companies/fleet managers will purchase a Fuel Card thinking that is enough, but usually it isn’t. In most cases, a Fleet Card is much more desirable. Your typical gas or fuel credit card won’t give you the controls you need to do the job. A fleet manager needs more than an itemized list of charges. A
Here at McIntosh Energy we believe Fleet Data is of utmost importance. Numbers are objective and for many of us fleet data is the measuring stick by which fleet owners and fleet managers measure success – or perhaps the measuring stick by which supervisors measure the success of fleet managers. We understand that it is important for fleet managers to
Pacific Pride is more than just a fuel card. It’s a fleet card complete with features to help you run your business. It would be great if we could just set up shop, establish procedures, put people in place and say ‘Go!’ A wonderful machine of policy and labor turning a rich profit… only it doesn’t work like