Petro-Canada and Maverik partner to expand cross-border fleet fuelling
Long-haul trucking and fleet travel between Canada and the United States just became a lot smoother for drivers and dispatchers alike. Petro-Canada has joined forces with US convenience and fuel giant Maverik to bring Canadian commercial fleets into more than 200 American truck stops under a single billing card.
The cross-border commercial fuelling agreement allows drivers holding a Petro-Canada SuperPass card to pay for fuel directly at participating Maverik locations throughout the Western United States. For Canadian convenience operators, travel centre owners and commercial fuel marketers, the move highlights a growing industry trend toward frictionless international trade and unified retail networks.
Cross-border fuelling and streamlined accounts
Running commercial rigs south of the border often means dealing with multiple fuel suppliers, currency exchange hurdles and messy paperwork. This alliance tackles those pain points directly by offering unified account management.
Canadian fleet operators can now send their rigs south knowing that fuel purchases made at participating Maverik stops roll onto their existing SuperPass statement. Fleet managers handle one consolidated invoice in a single currency, dealing with one point of contact rather than juggling separate domestic and American supplier accounts.
Strategic reach along major freight corridors
The expanded footprint covers more than 200 Maverik locations situated along critical freight routes across the Western and Midwestern United States. While Maverik operates over 800 convenience stores across 20 states, the SuperPass network specifically zeroes in on high-volume commercial corridors.
In Canada, Petro-Canada already commands a network of more than 1,500 retail stations and commercial truck stops spanning every province and territory. Linking that domestic strength with Maverik's heavy presence across the American west creates an uninterrupted channel for freight moving between Canadian markets and US distribution hubs.
The modern truck stop: High-flow pumps and premium foodservice
The partnership also illustrates how highway travel plazas are evolving to cater to professional drivers. Participating Maverik locations offer dedicated commercial lanes equipped with high-flow diesel pumps, cutting dwell time at the dispenser so haulers can get back on the road faster.
Beyond diesel, the agreement draws attention to the powerful role foodservice plays in modern convenience retail. Maverik locations feature freshly prepared hot meals under its proprietary BonFire food banner, along with clean restrooms and access to the chain's Adventure Club Professional loyalty program.
For convenience store retailers watching from this side of the border, the deal is a timely reminder that fleet customers choose stops based on more than just fuel price. Quick service, quality fresh food and dependable driver amenities remain the ultimate magnets for building lasting commercial traffic.
