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Fast Track Launches Driver Rewards Program
The rewards program will also serve as the entryway for customers to save on everyday expenses by providing free access to local and national discounts from leading brands.
November 11, 2019
Points will also be redeemable for entries into special promotions for items like AirPods, TV’s, event tickets, dream vacations, and more.
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Fast Track Mobility, a category leader in the for-hire-vehicle rental industry, announced the launch of its Driver Success Rewards program, specifically developed for its TLC Rental Car customers, which includes drivers for Uber, Via, Curb, and others.
This segment first program will immediately offer Fast Track customers the ability to earn Driver Success Reward points redeemable towards gift cards from such brands as Amazon, Best Buy, Lowes, Nike, Dunkin Donuts, and Starbucks. Points will also be redeemable for entries into special promotions for items like AirPods, TV’s, event tickets, dream vacations, and more.
Managed through the proprietary Fast Track Driver’s App, the rewards program will also serve as the entryway for customers to save on everyday expenses by providing free access to local and national discounts from leading brands. Future benefits will include travel related discounts and educational courses in exchange for earned points.
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