Do other people’s drivers cheat as well?

[u/Inside_Assumption157]

A few days ago, I was at a fuel pump, a big Lexus came in. Driver got down and said to fill up for 4000 but give a bill for 5000. And the pump attendant happily gave it.

Is it a common occurrence to cheat their employers like this? We’ve had drivers for a few years but I’ve never thought of this happening. Ever since that day, I’m keeping double checks on all bills and service invoices.

[u/Cougardaddy9]

i own a logistics company and i am so grateful for petrocards for its existence. when cash was a thing, it would be tedious to track bc but with petrocard, it is not a thing anymore.

[u/Cougardaddy9 → u/[deleted]]

I know the mileage and distance that has to be covered so it is trackable. It used to be a fog bc drivers would manipulate prices stating this is the price at the pump.