Yes, small businesses still face the same problems larger corporations face on a day to day basis, just on a much smaller scale.

Small business still have to:

• Manage fleet maintenance, service, and repairs
• Manage fuel cost
• Hold employees accountable for fuel purchases
• Create monthly fuel expense reports

There is no minimum on gallons purchased, number of cards ordered, etc. that you need to have to use a fleet card. Anyone who purchases fuel can use a fleet card.

If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you could benefit from using a fleet card.

• Do you have employees or drivers that purchase fuel?
• Are you not sure what your drivers are buying?
• Are you still collecting fuel receipts to create monthly expense reports?
• Do you spend a lot of time on reporting fuel expenses and fuel tax exemptions?

Here are a few examples of small businesses that use fleet cards:

• Florist
• Roofing
• Plumbing
• HVAC
• Small trucking
• Ambulance
• Paper shredding & document destruction
• Flooring
• Office Supply
• Catering

Basically any business that has company vehicles and needs control over their fuel purchases.