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Bestpass & Comdata Announce Partnership

Bestpass, a comprehensive payment platform and toll management solutions provider for commercial fleets, announced a partnership with Comdata, a FLEETCOR company and provider of payment innovation.

The relationship helps fleets and owner-operators save money ordering permits for travel across North America.

Comdata offers more than 500 types of permits for fleets in need of alcohol, oversize/overweight, superloads, manuals, IRP and trip and fuel. As one of the largest permitting services in the United States and Canada, Comdata provides fleet operators with every credential needed to safely and legally transport a load.

"We are excited to partner with Comdata to expand our offering to fleets and owner-operators," stated Jason Walker, CRO at Bestpass. "Comdata will be a great partner for us as we diversify our offering and continue our focus on becoming a one-stop shop for customers, streamlining their administrative needs and helping them stay focused on the road ahead. Comdata issued over 250,000 permits in 2022, and we look forward to leveraging the company's expertise as we coordinate our efforts to simplify processes for fleet owners and operators travelling over state lines. We look forward to continuing to build our partnership."

"Bestpass and Comdata's combined expertise places fleets and owner-operators in the best position when travelling across North America," said Ed Sanderson, General Manager RCS Permit Operations at Comdata. "Bestpass' reputation for best service and coverage in the industry enhances the value of our permitting programs."

 

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